Smithsonian ofrecera imagenes en 3D de muchos de sus 137 millones de objetos

The Smithsonian Institution has launched a project to create 3D models of key historical objects, allowing people to interact with history in new ways. By visiting 3D.si.edu, users can explore these models, rotate them, and even print them if they have a 3D printer. This initiative aims to make history more accessible and engaging, potentially transforming how museums interact with the public. The project has already captured 3D images of 20 objects, including the Wright brothers' airplane and Abraham Lincoln's facial masks. The digital director suggests this could lead to a more active audience, who might become creators themselves, enhancing our understanding of history.

¿Cómo pueden los usuarios interactuar con los modelos en tercera dimensión según el técnico?

¿Qué impacto podría tener este proyecto en la relación de los museos con el público?