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incorporate any design scheme in
the gallery without limitations.
Smith said that in addition to pro
viding wireless information to guests,
the museum could also incorporate
technology to take inventory of the
art pieces in the basement using
a Palm or Pocket PC device with a
bar-code scanner attached.
In the future, Smith also wants to
make a wireless device available for
museum visitors that will provide in
formation about artists and displayed
art. Smith said visitors could use
notebook, PDA and tablet computers
to automatically update information
based on the visitor’s location.
The consideration given to technol
ogy in University buildings is not ex
clusive to the museum specifically —
other new or renovated buildings were
built with future technology in mind.
Future projects for Network Services
include the University Health Center
renovation, expected to be complete in
two to two and a half years, Smith
said. Smith added that possible im
provements could include wireless
Erik R. Bishoff | Photographer
The long anticipated re-opening of the Jordan Schnitzer Art Museum, following a
four-plus-year remodel, will take place Sunday morning at 11 a.m. for the general public.
The opening will feature an Andy Warhol show in the main gallery.
access for students in the waiting room
and replacing nurses’ and physicians’
clipboards with Tablet PCs.
“We’re still designing it and now in
the process of thinking what technol
ogy will be like in three years when
it’s opened,” Smith said. “We want to
be ahead of the curve and think
about future technology today so we
can anticipate it. You want a building
that is flexible and doesn’t preclude
any future ideas.”
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