Digitizing Collection Assets with 3D Scanning

With the innovative technology of photogrammetry and 3D scanning, museum collections can be shared with more diverse audiences than ever before. Not only do you have access to realistic 1:1 replicas of artwork, sculptures and costumes; but also large-scale assets that can be manipulated in augmented or virtual reality for detailed research purposes. The implications are vast – from sharpening insights into how ancient artifacts evolved over time to broadening accessibility by making your collection available worldwide!

Capture the Past, Preserve for the Future.

3D Scanning Museum Objects

3D scanning museum objects is the perfect way to capture and preserve the physical detail of almost any object. Our 3D scanning technology ensures that a stable 3D record of the object exists and can be easily integrated into a CMS. This allows you to share your 3D scanned object with remote researchers, giving them access to your collection.

Create Facsimiles with 3D Printing

Once you have your 3D scan, you can use it to create a facsimile of the object by 3D printing from the model. This creates an accurate and detailed replica of the original object, which can be used for further study and research.

Transform 3D Scans into AR or VR

Our 3D scanning technology also allows you to quickly and easily transform your 3D scans into AR or VR experiences. This provides an immersive digital interpretation of the object and allows users to interact with it in a unique and meaningful way.

The Future of Preservation in the Heritage and Culture Sector

3D scanning is quickly becoming a popular way to create a stable 3D record of objects, turning them into digital assets that can be shared with remote researchers or turned into virtual exhibits. In this blog post, we’ll explore how digitizing collection assets through 3D scanning can transform the way heritage and culture organizations preserve, share, and showcase their collections.

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