In the last years, the development of 3D technologies applied to the field of Cultural Heritage
(CH) has led to results of the utmost importance from the point of view of preservation …

Digital 3D modelling and visualization technologies have been widely applied to support
research in the humanities since the 1980s. Since technological backgrounds, project …

Today, the practice of making digital replicas of artworks and restoring and recontextualizing
them within artificial simulations is widespread in the virtual heritage domain. Virtual …

Abstract 3D reconstruction, refers to capturing and reproducing the shape and appearance
of an arbitrary object or scene given depth and color information. This is a broad research …

Digital fabrication devices exploit basic technologies in order to create tangible
reproductions of 3D digital models. Although current 3D printing pipelines still suffer from …

This paper provides a theoretical contribution by investigating how digital technologies are
currently resha** the museum value chain in the Infosphere, an information environment …

Abstract 3D printing is an additive manufacturing technique which involves the physical
fabrication of an object from a digital model, by binding thin successive layers to build up the …

New technologies provide the means to record images of cultural assets and, subsequently,
process them to obtain virtual or physical items, guaranteeing greater respect for their …

Ceramics analysis, classification, and reconstruction are essential to know an
archaeological site's history, economy, and art. Traditional methods used by the …

Abstract 3D technologies, including data acquisition, digital modelling and manufacturing,
have been used in the context of cultural heritage (CH) since the 1990′ s. A general state …