Perspective
Articles and viewpoints on 3D digitisation — for museums, crafts, trade and the real world that wants to be online.
Principle
Reality is three-dimensional.
Since the internet began, the real world has almost always been shown in two dimensions. DFX SplatCore adds a third — from real photos, processed locally.
5 min read
Principle
Not into the metaverse — back to the web
The future lies not in one central virtual world, but in interactive experiences at real places.
9 min read
Hospitality
The visit begins before the door.
Hospitality can make real atmosphere, offer and stories tangible on the web.
7 min read
Data sovereignty
Who owns your 3D data?
Why raw images, open formats and local processing decide whether digital objects really belong to you.
8 min read
GEO test
When AI says: “I checked”
A field test with five AI tools shows why live access, understanding of content and reliable judgement are three different things.
12 min read
E-commerce
Show the product instead of leaving it to guesswork.
How real 3D digitisation closes the information gap in online retail — and where its limits lie.
8 min read
Trade & collectors
The catalogue you can turn
How photographers, auction houses, antique dealers and workshops can show real objects interactively.
8 min read
Photography
Photographers capture what AI only guesses
How professional photography becomes the starting point for interactive 3D assets and new services.
9 min read
Craft
What is made by hand deserves more than a flat product photo
Some products are made by hand and deserve more than a flat product photo.
6 min read
Craft
The digital estate of a workshop
What remains of a workshop when the knowledge is no longer in the room.
6 min read
Museums
The second visit begins online
How museums can connect visiting, education and digital participation with interactive 3D objects.
7 min read
Museums
The objects in the museum basement
Why small collections need a digitisation strategy of their own.
8 min read
Cultural heritage
Europe’s cultural heritage is not waiting for the next big scanner
The political mandate is clear — the production question is not.
8 min read