ARTEC 3D digitizes Luxembourg Cultural Monuments

The Luxembourg developer and manufacturer of professional 3D scanners Artec 3D Present the world’s cultural heritage of the Grand Duchy in the « Expo 2025 » world exhibition in Osaka in Japanese.

With its 3D scanners and photogrammetry solutions, the company has created three-dimensional high-resolution digital twins from known sights in all of Luxembourg.

« At the world exhibition, the ultra-realistic models should enable thousands of expo visitors to experience the historical landmark of the country in breathtaking details in the Pavilion of Luxembourg, » explains the company.

« A wide range of cultural monuments in Luxembourg was digitized for the Expo ». This not only includes architecture, but also in Luxembourg natural landscapes, which enables visitors to the world exhibition in Japan to experience Luxembourg’s sights in brilliant details, such as the Huelen Zant, a ruin that testifies to the military past of Luxembourg.

Visitors to the world exhibition can also visit the majestic castle of Vianden or the Grand Ducal Palace. « For the digitization of the cultural monuments, we used our AI photogrammetry, which can produce digital twins in a short time and in great precision. With the Scanner Artec Ray II, we scanned extensive building outdoor areas, and the wireless Artec Leo recorded detailed 360-degree views even the hardest accessible areas. » This resulted in digital representations that were true to the original.

Art Yukhin, President and CEO of Artec 3D, explains: « By grasping monuments such as the Grand Palace to the statue of the » Gëlle Fra « , we not only keep the rich history of Luxembourg, but also offer the world a new, interactive way to get to know the country. »

The company’s scanners are not only used in industry, but also in archeology and monument protection or criminal technology.