Study on the Application of Digital Modeling Technology in Museum Cultural and Creative Design

In recent years, the field of cultural and creative products in museums has developed rapidly, making positive contributions to enhancing the popularity of museums and increasing their economic benefits. Digital modeling, combined with technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality, allows museums to create precise, efficient reproductions of cultural relics, overcoming the limitations of traditional materials and manual craftsmanship. This innovation not only enhances the accuracy of replicas but also facilitates global sharing and dissemination of cultural heritage through digital platforms. The study also emphasizes the cross-border opportunities digital technology offers, enabling museums to collaborate with various industries, such as fashion, gaming, and virtual collectibles, expanding the market and audience for cultural products. Furthermore, digital modeling enhances the interactive experience of museum visitors, making cultural heritage more accessible and engaging. The integration of these technologies contributes to the sustainability of museums, providing new avenues for educational and commercial purposes. Overall, digital modeling technology plays a pivotal role in cultural revitalization, enhancing both the artistic and commercial value of museum products, and fostering a new era of global cultural exchange and innovation.

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Highlights in Art and Design
Published
2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.54097/j31g4t62
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1
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Digital Media and Visual Art
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Study on the Application of Digital Modeling Technology in Museum Cultural and Creative Design

Muyao Wang
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Highlights in Art and Design
Digital Media and Visual Art
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Study on the Application of Digital Modeling Technology in Museum Cultural and Creative Design

Muyao Wang
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Abstract

In recent years, the field of cultural and creative products in museums has developed rapidly, making positive contributions to enhancing the popularity of museums and increasing their economic benefits. Digital modeling, combined with technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality, allows museums to create precise, efficient reproductions of cultural relics, overcoming the limitations of traditional materials and manual craftsmanship. This innovation not only enhances the accuracy of replicas but also facilitates global sharing and dissemination of cultural heritage through digital platforms. The study also emphasizes the cross-border opportunities digital technology offers, enabling museums to collaborate with various industries, such as fashion, gaming, and virtual collectibles, expanding the market and audience for cultural products. Furthermore, digital modeling enhances the interactive experience of museum visitors, making cultural heritage more accessible and engaging. The integration of these technologies contributes to the sustainability of museums, providing new avenues for educational and commercial purposes. Overall, digital modeling technology plays a pivotal role in cultural revitalization, enhancing both the artistic and commercial value of museum products, and fostering a new era of global cultural exchange and innovation.

Highlights in Art and DesignVol. 9(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Digital Media and Visual Art
3.54
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