How EUreka3D enabled the creation and reuse of 3D heritage – a new publication on Europeana

Posted on: 27 December 2024

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The Digital European Programme-funded project EUreka3D has ended at the close of 2024. The two-year project marks a significant milestone in the field of 3D cultural heritage preservation and digitisation. It developed innovative technology and practices to push forward the boundaries of, and capacity for, 3D cultural heritage in the common European data space for cultural heritage.

Explore its achievements and learn how the project’s work will continue through EUreka3D-XR in the newly published editorial on Europeana: “How EUreka3D enabled the creation and reuse of 3D heritage“.

 

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