Virtual reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction is a digital process used to recreate physical objects, environments, or structures that are damaged, incomplete, or no longer exist. Using data like 3D scans, photographs, or measurements, specialists build detailed virtual models on a computer. This technique helps in studying, restoring, or visualizing artifacts, historical sites, or landscapes without physical contact, preserving their integrity. Virtual reconstruction is widely used in archaeology, architecture, and engineering to analyze and display complex or fragile subjects realistically, enabling better understanding, planning, or preservation efforts.