Ancient civilization joins digital ecosystem
Mobile game collaboration brings to life rituals, artifacts and heroes, immersing young players in the world of the Sanxingdui site's bronze history and unearthed relics, Li Yingxue reports.
Dynamic interaction
According to Zhu, the museum has been conducting 3D scanning and digital data collection of its artifacts since 2015, transforming static objects into dynamic, interactive experiences and continuously expanding the expressive possibilities of cultural heritage.
In 2023, the renovated Sanxingdui Museum officially opened, featuring more than 20 digital installations. "One of the most popular digital exhibits is the archaeological excavation cabin," Zhu says. "Using naked-eye 3D technology, we reconstructed an excavation site inside the gallery, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the thrilling moments of archaeological discoveries."
The interactive galleries also feature a variety of smaller multimedia installations that have proved highly attractive. One example simulates the burial process of a sacrificial pit. Through infrared sensors, visitors can interactively experience how bronze objects, ivory and soil were layered during ritual burials.
