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Archeology, cultural heritage, and immersive technology

Just as digital technology profoundly affects our daily lives, it is also revolutionizing archeology. Het introductie van 3D modelen om digitale kopiemen, archeologische sites en monumenten has increased the accessibility of archaeological research, and given archaeologists new tools to analyze and interpret past traces of human life. Dev, a,. In this innovation portfolio, archaeologists co-create new technologies with various technology developers, companies and organizations.

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Vad?

At the center of this innovation portfolio is, a. We combine in different ways the story with the use of new technologies.

Varför?

Combining the ability to tell, with access to research data and the use of new immersive tech develops and creates new ways of telling stories. Here we want. Through sharp productions, we develop technologies and solutions that require collaboration and integration between data, stories and technology.

Vem?

Anibar, LU Humanities lab, DarkLab, Lund University, Uppåkra Archaeological Center, VR/AR Lab, UNHabitat Kosovo

Våra projekt inom denna portfölj

Lund University: Collaboration on modern technology reveals antiquity to archaeologists

Most people know that shovels and brushes are essential tools in an archaeological excavation — but perhaps it is not so well known that archaeologists nowadays also use drones, scanners, 3D models and GIS data. In Lund, the archaeologists in Lund University's Digital Archaeology Laboratory, i.e. DarkLab, have been working since fifteen years back with Lund University's Humanist Laboratory to develop the use of new technologies. Digital archaeology in Lund has become so successful that it attracts international students to Lund. Future by Lund has met Stefan Lindgren, Research Engineer at the Humanities Lab, and Nicolò Dell'Unto, Professor of Digital Archaeology and Director of DarkLab, to find out more about how their expertise in different fields has led them to develop something completely new together!

Tu pa, Tu bo: Future by Lund and Lund University in unique collaboration in Kosovo

An exciting project and a unique constellation of partners have been born thanks to the Swedish Embassy in Kosovo. Lund University and the innovation platform Future by Lund have formed a partnership with UN Habitat, the cultural organisation Anibar and the Ministry of Culture of Kosovo with support from Sida. Together they will explore how to support and develop innovation skills and capacities in the cultural and creative sectors in Kosovo. Lessons and insights from the project will continuously inform the development of Kosovo's new strategy to support these industries.

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Future by Lund works in the gap between research, organisations and institutions, the public and private sectors, academia and business. Are you as an actor interested in working with us in the gap – get in touch!

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