Samsung Galaxy tablets shine at ‘Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition’

Samsung Galaxy tablets are the key behind the global success of “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition.” The event dazzled at Westminster Abbey in London earlier this year before moving to the National Palace Museum of Korea in Seoul over the summer.

In partnership with Samsung, French start-up Histovery through exclusive sponsorship by L’Oréal Groupe created the “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition.” It attracted nearly half a million visitors in cities such as Paris, Washington, Montreal, Dubai, and Westminster Abbey.

Notre-Dame de Paris in Seoul

Samsung announced that the exhibition will move to Seoul, South Korea for two months on July 2. Planned to be located at the National Palace Museum of Korea, Notre-Dame de Paris will allow visitors to discover more about one of France’s most beloved monuments.

This unique experience combines physical scenography and augmented reality, presented on the all-new Galaxy Tab Active 5 and HistoPad solution, alongside thousands of other Galaxy Tab Active series tablets supplied by Samsung and operated by Histovery for all its projects.

Seoul visitors will also have exclusive access to a reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris in its current state amidst renovations, as the HistoPad solution has been updated to reflect the latest restoration effort of the building’s iconic spire.

“We’re delighted to be part of this ambitious project, harnessing our innovative mobile technology at the service of history. By creating this truly immersive experience, our hope is to bring to life the renowned history of Notre-Dame de Paris at a global level, sustaining one of the greatest architectural stories out there,” said Frédéric Fauchère, Director & Head of B2B Mobility Division, MX Business at Samsung Electronics France.