Vertebra specializes in virtual reconstruction and digital twin technology to preserve and recreate lost architectural heritage, utilizing extended reality (XR) and immersive experiences. Their solutions enhance cultural engagement through gamification and 3D printing, providing accessible and interactive ways to experience history.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Architectural heritage sites are often lost or damaged due to natural disasters, conflicts, or lack of preservation efforts, resulting in a loss of cultural knowledge and historical understanding. Traditional methods of preserving these sites can be costly, time-consuming, and may not provide accessible experiences for the general public.
Solution
Vertebra employs virtual reconstruction and digital twin technology to preserve and recreate lost architectural heritage. By leveraging extended reality (XR) and immersive experiences, Vertebra offers accessible and interactive ways to experience history. Their solutions allow users to explore detailed virtual models of historical sites, fostering cultural engagement through gamification and 3D printing capabilities. This approach provides a scalable and engaging method for preserving and sharing cultural heritage with a wider audience.
Target Audience
Vertebra's primary audience includes cultural institutions, museums, educational organizations, and heritage preservation societies seeking innovative ways to document, preserve, and share architectural heritage.
Features
- Virtual reconstruction of architectural heritage sites using digital twin technology.
- Extended reality (XR) and immersive experiences for interactive exploration.
- Gamification elements to enhance user engagement and learning.
- 3D printing capabilities for creating physical replicas of architectural elements.