Particularly for 3D products about Long Van Khe Hoi, Hue Monuments Conservation Center will donate it to Dieu De Pagoda as a scientific basis for the preservation of the painting later.

Using 3D scanning technique to establish a database of some relics belonging to the Complex of Hue Monuments is an activity coordinated by Hue Monuments Conservation Center with many partners. The international partners include Korea and US, while the national ones are An Thi Vietnam Company, Toan Dung Media Company - the leading units of Vietnam in this field.

Representatives of 3 units delivering and receiving products

VNGuide App is a technology product of Toan Dung Media Company. This technology platform is suitable for all smart mobile devices and satisfies the dynamic of visitors, who prefer smart travel trends. By downloading the VNGuide App to your smartphone and locating the destination, visitors can fully experience the better image, content and space of the destinations before arriving.

Nowadays, this technology is being piloted at Hue Museum of Royal Fine Arts. Accordingly, visitors regardless of anywhere they are can still access and update information about artifacts being exhibited at the museum, by direct interaction.

Representatives of 3 units and members of the Science Council of Hue Monuments Conservation Center watching the product demonstration

Dr. Phan Thanh Hai, Director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center, said: "Only does this method provide an overall and complete view of the space and the status of a monument. The databases obtained from this method are very beneficial for storage and ensure sustainability. On the basis of cooperation with partners, we aim to go further in the cooperation and development of scientific and technological applications in the study and preservation of Hue cultural heritages.

3D product about Long Van Khe Hoi at Dieu De pagoda

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