Virtual reality technology applied in digitalization of cultural heritage

This paper expounds on the necessity and importance of virtual reality technology applying in cultural heritage. It presents the main issues and difficulties in building resource library and discusses the strategies for building resource library with digitalized virtual data, the design concepts of key technology, service patterns, management, and maintenance. Based on the research of the preservation of red culture resource in Ruijin, this manuscript studies the application of integrated digital skills and virtual reality technology of red culture and studies the display and demonstration application of historical exhibition of soviet red culture.

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