The project “Codex 4D: A Four-Dimensional Journey into the Manuscript” has won first prize in the international competition “Heritage in Motion Awards”
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in the Virtual and Extended Reality category, with the following motivation: “This innovative project has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in making fragile historical manuscripts accessible to both scientific and general audiences, embodying the essence of ‘heritage in motion’ through innovation and preservation.”
in the Virtual and Extended Reality category, with the following motivation: “This innovative project has been recognized for its groundbreaking work in making fragile historical manuscripts accessible to both scientific and general audiences, embodying the essence of ‘heritage in motion’ through innovation and preservation.”
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