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Virtual Reconstruction of a New Model of Cultural Heritage Dissemination

Xin LiangUniversiti Teknologi MARA(UITM)* Azhari Bin Md HashimUniversiti Teknologi MARA(UITM) Wan Noor Faaizah Binti Wan OmarUniversiti Teknologi MARA(UITM) Wenfeng LiCentral Academy of Fine Arts

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

According to China's ‘cultural heritage dissemination strategy’, China has always had a small scope of cultural heritage dissemination and low awareness of cultural heritage, and it is believed that cultural heritage dissemination is facing a huge dilemma. Based on the Chinese chair, the researchers study the impact of the evolution of Chinese history and technology on the chair, and propose a new way of cultural heritage dissemination of the chair with virtual reality VR technology as the core, realising virtual reconstruction based on the chair, virtual scene reconstruction, increasing the immersive cultural experience, and improving the efficiency of dissemination. The study finds a new model of virtual watch collection, handheld virtual museum dissemination. Using qualitative research, combined with user experience analysis, the user experience of the developed new mode of communication is evaluated through actual sample surveys, and the results of the evaluation obtained positive feedback on the immersion and presence of this new mode, which confirms that this research chair-based virtual reconstruction, virtual watch collection handheld gaming museums can be a new approach to improve the cultural heritage communication service alternatives.

Keywords: cultural heritage; virtual reality; virtual reconstruction; virtual watch museum
Published: August 14, 2024
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/39/20242228
Volume: CHR Vol.39
pp. 178-183
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