ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ ИНФОРМАЦИОННЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ В СОХРАНЕНИИ КУЛЬТУРНОГО НАСЛЕДИЯ КАЗАХСТАНА

В современном мире вопросы сохранения культурного наследия страны и региона, а также его популяризации не потеряли своей актуальности. Особенно остро встал вопрос во время и после пандемии коронавируса, когда долгое время музеи и галереи существовали без активных визитов посетителей. Современные технологии играют немаловажную роль в решении данной проблемы, облегчая и упрощая ежедневные рутинные процессы с одной стороны и влияя глобально на концептуальные проблемы привлечения посетителей и расширения функционала институтов культуры с другой. В данной статье представлен проект по разработке виртуального музея в виде мобильного приложения, которое будет распознавать экспонаты в реальном времени с помощью камеры устройства и отображать их 3D-модели и контекстную информацию в режиме дополненной реальности. В работе проведен обзор применения технологий виртуальной и дополненной реальности в музейных приложениях, а также алгоритмов машинного обучения для различных целей. Авторы докладывают предварительные результаты распознавания части экспонатов музея-партнера с описанием применяемой методологии и анализом эффективности используемых подходов. А также результаты апробации тестового мобильного приложения с функцией распознавания в реальном времени в условиях музея.

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