Cultural Heritage Revitalization Exhibition Design Strategy Based on Digital Twin Technology

Abstract

In the context of digital technology promoting innovation in the protection and display methods of cultural heritage, digital twin technology has shifted to becoming an important application strategy for cultural heritage revitalization exhibitions. This paper proposes a cultural heritage exhibition design framework based on digital twin technology from three levels: data collection, model construction, and interactive experience. It analyzes the implementation paths of key technologies such as the integration of virtual and real worlds, dynamic monitoring, and immersive experiences. Although this study cannot cover all technical details, it has found that digital twin technology can construct a digital mirror image of cultural heritage, achieving the transformation from static protection to dynamic revitalization. Through real-time data interaction and multi-modal display, it enhances public participation. Such research provides strong support for cultural heritage protection studies. This research offers a new technical path for the sustainable protection and innovative display of cultural heritage, and is of great value in promoting the digital construction and public education of cultural heritage.

https://doi.org/10.65281/905174