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The Blinkster mobile app – that will enrich the exhibitions with Europeana contents by exploiting the mobile strength such as augmented reality, object recognition and geolocalization for education and entertainment experiences within hand’s reach&#13;
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The two solutions developed in this pilot are under testing in a diversified international scenario of museums and memorials from Germany, Lithuania and Estonia.</text>
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