Bibliometric Analysis of Smart Technology for Virtual Museum Research

In recent years, the development of intelligent technology has had a significant impact on the development of virtual museums. Therefore, knowledge mapping is needed to describe and analyze trends, implementation, and benefits of using smart technology in virtual museums. This study used bibliometric methods. The results is smart technology for virtual museum research tends to a downward trend in research productivity. The productive year for this study was 2019. While the type of documents related to this research on Scopus indexation is dominated by conference papers with 51 documents or 63.7%. The dominant publication source for this research is Lecture Notes in Computer Science including Subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics with 11 documents. The affiliation with the most documents is MARA University of Technology with 2 documents, and the most productive country in this study is China with 15 documents. From the results of research mapping, it was found that research in the field of smart technology for virtual museums still has great opportunities to be applied to applicable themes such as the application of local wisdom content that can enrich research topics.