A 17th-century wooden sculpture of the Blessed Virgin Mary with Jesus from the Zagreb City Museum has been scanned and published in 3D. The model was created using the Artec Space Spider II and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, with processing completed in Artec Studio 19. It can now be examined in full 3D or viewed in augmented reality on Sketchfab. For a more detailed version click here! Blessed Virgin Mary with Jesus_4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab
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This 18th-century wooden angel, part of the Zagreb City Museum collection, has been made available as a 3D model. Digitized with the Artec Space Spider II and Canon EOS R5 Mark II and processed using Artec Studio 19, the scan captures the sculpture’s form and structure for digital study and presentation. View the model interactively on Sketchfab, including AR functionality. For a more detailed version click here! Angel_4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab
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A sculpted Cherub’s head from the Zagreb City Museum is now accessible in digital form. The scan was completed using the Artec Space Spider II and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and processed with Artec Studio 19 to ensure accurate representation. Explore the model in full 3D or view it in AR via Sketchfab. For a more detailed version click here!
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This brass Crucifix from the Zagreb City Museum has been digitized and is now available to explore in 3D. Captured using the Artec Space Spider II and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and processed with Artec Studio 19, the model offers a precise record of this historical object.View it interactively—zoom, rotate, and examine it in augmented reality on Sketchfab. For a more detailed version click here! Crucifix 4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab
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We’re excited to present Immaculate Mary, a Baroque masterpiece by Francesco Robba, now viewable in 3D! This sculpture, housed at the Franciscan Monastery in Karlovac, was captured with high-resolution 3D scanning and processed in Artec Studio 19.Explore every detail up close—zoom, rotate, and even view it in your space with AR on Sketchfab. For a more detailed version click here! Francesco Robba: Immaculate Mary, 2M_4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab
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We’re excited to share our first 3D model: the Altar of the Holy Cross from the historic church in Križevci! Captured with high-precision scanners and processed with Artec Studio 19, this detailed Baroque masterpiece is now fully interactive on Sketchfab. Zoom, rotate, and even view it in your own space with augmented reality (AR)! For a more detailed version click here!Oltar Sv Kriza Krizevci_4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab
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On April 30, 2025, the RCtoDC project held its third webinar, Introduction to 3D&XR in cultural heritage institutions. The event, hosted on Google Workspace, brought together cultural heritage professionals to discuss the importance of digitization in cultural heritage, its connection to the European Green Deal, and the practical use of 3D scanning technologies. We also introduced Extended Reality (XR)—AR, VR, and MR—and showed how these tools are reshaping the pre...
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On March 14, 2025, the RCtoDC project held its second webinar, A Step by step Overview of 3D Digitization Process. The event, hosted on Google Workspace, brought together cultural heritage professionals to discuss the effective data management and how to present digitized content in an engaging way. The session focused on selecting objects for scanning, preparing delicate artifacts, capturing intricate details and complex geometries, and best practices for data proc...
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The RCtoDC Opening Conference was held on November 28, 2024 in Hotel Antunović, Zagreb (Croatia). This is the eighth episode of the series featuring Zlatan Novak from Vektra d.o.o., as he presents the latest in 3D and XR digitization technology.
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The RCtoDC Opening Conference was held on November 28, 2024 in Hotel Antunović, Zagreb (Croatia). This is the seventh episode of the series featuring the presentation of the CultArm 3D scanner by Matevz Domajnko from Verus Digital GmbH.
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