The powerful new WoofbertVR app, used to digitally simulate immersive 3-D environments, has launched with a look into a room at the Cortauld Gallery, where the user can view works by Renoir, Gauguin, and Monet.  “What museums are excited about — among other things — is access,” says co-founder and chief executive, Robert Hamwee. “Pretty soon a kid with the smart phone in India can visit the Louvre.”

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