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Campania Cultura: the first Made in Italy digital ecosystem for cultural heritage
Campania Cultura: the first Made in Italy digital ecosystem for cultural heritage
Use Case
A unique experiment in our country, one that brings together, in a single platform, the great archaeological, archival, bibliographic, cinematographic, musical, historical-artistic, and theatrical cultural heritage of a region. This is Campania Cultura, the first Made in Italy digital ecosystem for cultural heritage.
The project’s impressive figures
4
complete transpositions of physical exhibits into a 3D environment
95
IoT sensors: temperature, moisture, brightness, and people count
65
sensors for ensuring the safety of works of art
30
sensors for monitoring traffic within the Via Duomo regional museums ecosystem
115
3D reconstructions
175
360° photographs of locations
470,000
Regional Center for Cultural Heritage catalog cards migrated to the cloud
1,021,428
pages scanned from antique books
944,642
papers/reels from archival documents
1,300,000
digital photographs of manuscripts, parchments, atlases, etc. for the library section
1,900,000
digital photographs for the archive section, including maps, copper plates, and municipal documentation
The fulcrum of a strategy that aims to construct a digital ecosystem which embraces the region’s cultural heritage in its entirety, with this project Campania showcases its excellence and opens a first-of-its-kind museum in Italy.
Campania Cultura has created the first museum that monitors environmental parameters, both physical and in terms of visitor frequency, in order to safeguard works of art and create the first cultural heritage website in Italy with 360° immersive technology.
Almaviva Group for Campania Cultura
As a digital partner, Almaviva assisted in the creation of Campania Cultura’s IoT ecosystem, while PerVoice, a subsidiary of the group, oversaw the multi-service voice technology platform, for the purposes of multilingual indexing and searchability of traditionally "non-digital" content and for the creation of an innovative and accessible way to enjoy the vast patrimony of information.
