
MuseumDigit is a long-standing conference organized by the Hungarian National Museum, now taking place for the 12th time this year. Since its inception, the two-day international conference has focused on the application of digital technologies and the presentation of best practices implemented in the public collections and cultural sectors. It brings the most important international museum trends to the attention of the Hungarian professional community, while also showcasing Hungarian innovations to an international audience. This year, too, the conference will feature speakers who have achieved outstanding results in their respective fields or successfully completed exciting and innovative projects.
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The MuseumDigit conference has always focused on presenting current trends and new developments affecting museums and museum digitalization, addressing both international and domestic issues and noteworthy initiatives in the museum sector. In 2026, we would like to present the latest developments to museum professionals and interested parties in the following five thematic sections: Research with New Tools: Potential Directions for Artificial Intelligence; AI-Based Research Projects: a Glance at Europe; Data, Platforms, Innovation; Visitor Experiences: Immersion and Alternative Realities in the Museum; and Digital Innovations in Collection Management.
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MuseumDigit offers a unique opportunity to expand your professional and scientific network, as the conference brings together internationally recognized speakers as well as museum directors and museum professionals from across Hungary, along with representatives from the business community and other fields of cultural life. If you feel that your company would like to join the MuseumDigit conference as an exhibiting partner or sponsor, which now has more than a decade of tradition, we would be delighted to hear from you at museumdigit kukac mnm pont hu. We particularly welcome applications from companies providing museum services and digital solutions used by museums and public collections.