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With this project we hope to inspire museums to work with 3D digitization, interactive visualization and 3D printing to make their collections accessible in a new way. In this project we worked with mummies, but the same methods could be used on large variety of objects, such as natural history objects and other historical artifacts.
Thomas Rydell, Interactive Institute Swedish ICT
“We aim to set a new standard for how museums work with 3D digitization and interactive visualization to make collections more accessible to other museums, researchers and museum visitors. In this project we work with mummies, but the same methods could of course be used on large variety of objects, such as natural history objects and other historical artifacts.“
- Thomas Rydell, Project Leader and Studio Director, Interactive Institute Swedish ICT at Norrköping Visualization Center C in Norrköping.
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Groundbreaking visualization and 3D technologies reveal hidden ancient Egyptian treasures

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Directed by Carter Emmart, director of astrovisualization at the American Museum of Natural History, All We Are has mesmerized audiences with the captivating story of how the largest and the smallest components of the known universe are intertwined. The American Museum of Natural History is now offering All We Are as part of its distribution portfolio.“All We Are is a full dome narrative journey that authentically depicts the entire scale range of the universe known to science,” said Emmart, who directs the groundbreaking space shows at the American Museum of Natural History’s Hayden

Predynastic cold case A 5,500 year old murder mystery

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