The Technology We Use
for museums, galleries, and More
At Vision Digital Culture, we use advanced tools such as 3D Lidar scanning, drone imaging and AI modelling to create accurate and interactive digital twins. These technologies bring museums, heritage sites, educational institutions, and businesses online — helping organisations engage global audiences and preserve stories for the future.
What is a Digital Twin?
A digital twin is an interactive 3D replica of a real space. Visitors can explore museums, classrooms, or heritage sites online, experiencing detail and atmosphere as if they were there.
How is it created?
We capture spaces with high-resolution cameras, laser scanners, and drones. AI software then converts this data into detailed, navigable 3D environments.
How does it work?
Digital twins let users move seamlessly between rooms and sites. Hotspots, maps, and multimedia add context, making them powerful tools for engagement, access, and storytelling.
How does the virtual exhibition work?
Our upcoming virtual exhibition platform enables collections and events to be experienced online, extending reach beyond physical limits and connecting cultural spaces with global audiences.
How do you provide aerial perspective？
Using drone technology such as the DJI Mavic series, we capture aerial views that reveal scale and setting. This adds striking context for heritage sites, campuses, and landscapes.