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Title: An example of a piece of a 3D design created with automatically reconstructed 3D models from audiovisual content fed through the V4Design pipeline.

Date: 2021

Institution: V4Design Project

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News Created: 11 May 2021 Jolan Wuyts

Fostering reuse of digital cultural heritage with V4Design

The V4Design Horizon2020 project has integrated 3D cultural heritage objects into the daily workflow of creative designers, encouraging the reuse of digital cultural heritage in architecture, video game creation, and creative design. Explore what the project has achieved!

Title: Gustav III with the Armlet of Freedom

Creator: Alexander Roslin

Institution: Nationalmuseum

Country: Sweden

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Projects Cultural Heritage Institutions european-commission gift-project horizon2020 time-machine v4design

Funded projects under EU Horizon 2020 Programme.

Title: The handles of a machine are being turned by small people as a figure in the machine is flattened and stretched.

Creator: Coloured etching by G.A. Sasso after himself.

Institution: Wellcome Collection

Country: United Kingdom

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News Created: 11 October 2019 Beth Daley

How we’re using smart tech to create richer cultural experiences

API Projects Cultural Heritage Institutions Culture lover AI big-data crowdsourcing enrich-europeana europeana-today europeanatech gift-project Time-machine V4Design

Today, we look at what Europeana is doing to take advantage of the advances in digital technology, particularly ‘smart’ technology, that can bring our cultural heritage to life in exciting ways.

Title: V4Design booth at Digital Assembly in Sofia in June 2018

Creator: V4Design

Date: 2018

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News Created: 12 November 2018 Jolan Wuyts

How to bring digital cultural heritage to 3D design and virtual reality

Projects Academic Research 3D architecture costume design virtual-reality VR V4Design

As the technological capabilities to digitise cultural objects in 3D increases, so too does the value of these data sources for architects, designers, and video game creators. The real challenge lies in making 3D cultural heritage easily accessible and reusable for those audiences. That is precisely the challenge that the V4Design project is taking on.