High-quality 3D scans form a central data basis for the use of artificial intelligence in the cultural heritage sector.The precise, structured 3D models are ideal for AI-supported analysis, classification and comparison of historical objects - for example, for recognizing shape [...]
A professional 3D scan project begins with individual coordination of the object, objectives and use of the data.The process is clearly structured: Consulting & planning (property selection, requirements, area of application) Non-contact 3D scan - on site in the museum [...]
After the 3D scan, you receive high-resolution, dimensionally accurate 3D models in common and future-proof file formats.These digital models can be used in a variety of ways, including for: Virtual exhibitions and online collections Research, analysis and long-term archiving 3D [...]
In principle, almost all artefacts and museum objects can be digitized using 3D scanning - regardless of size, shape or era.These include sculptures, archaeological finds, ceramics, metal objects, woodwork, religious artefacts, technical exhibits or individual art historical pieces. The processes [...]
A 3D scan enables the high-precision, digital documentation of valuable museum objects and cultural assets - permanently, contact-free and true to the original.Museums and collections benefit from this in particular when it comes to safeguarding their holdings, scientific documentation and [...]