英文摘要 |
Three-dimensional scanning technology (3D scanning technology) has been widely applied in various fields, such as the automotive industry, medicine, the entertainment industry, architecture, cultural heritage, and so on. Because the shape of a certain cultural heritage item existed in a specific space and time, it can be scanned, and its 3D data may be collected and stored as a 3D model through 3D scanning technology with no need to make contact with the cultural heritage item. However, there are many kinds of commercial devices which can be utilized to perform 3D data acquisition and create 3D models. When 3D scanning technology is applied to different aspects of cultural heritage, such as conservation, restoration, exhibition, and education, the requirements of 3D modeling are different. This paper performed a preliminary study on 3D scanning technology (Comprising Lidar, Structured Light 3D Scanner, Handheld Laser Scanner, Micro 3D scanner) with different levels of resolution and accuracy used to perform different kinds of cultural heritage tasks. The technology’s limitations were also discussed. It is expected that the outcome of this study will be helpful for amateurs seeking to perform 3D scans of cultural heritage items. |