Document
Laser scanning, photogrammetry, geospatial data, images and texts form the knowledge base. Data provenance and quality inform each subsequent decision.
Research · Artificial intelligence · Heritage
Artificial intelligence for cultural heritage
From data and survey to knowledge, conservation and new forms of access: we develop digital tools grounded in research and expert review.
From data to interpretation
Each project begins with a question about cultural heritage and the available sources. We bring together documentation, digital models and AI to create useful tools for researchers, institutions and communities.
Analyse
Computer vision, data analysis and AI models help reveal relationships, query archives and bring information to light. Results are reviewed within the project’s scholarly context.
Communicate
3D models, immersive media, digital museums and conversational systems can make results accessible while distinguishing evidence from interpretive reconstruction.
Four projects to explore
These projects illustrate complementary expertise in virtual reconstruction, museum interpretation and information models for historic buildings.
The Basilica of Vitruvius in Fano
Real-time exploration of a virtual anastylosis model and interaction with 3D artefacts.
The Basilica of Vitruvius in FanoDigital Library MANaM
Interactive learning paths and virtual reality for the National Archaeological Museum of the Marche.
Digital Library MANaMMuseum of the Via Flaminia
A digital museum connecting archaeological sites and evidence along the Roman road.
Museum of the Via FlaminiaPalazzo Ferretti, Ancona
From laser scanning to HBIM modelling and parametric libraries.
Palazzo Ferretti, AnconaResearch and people
AI expands the possibilities for analysis and communication when sources are traceable, goals are clear and people review the results. In cultural heritage, sound interpretation depends on dialogue between historical, architectural, computing and museum expertise.