HARTBEAT/DAKAR SONY DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION CENTER EXPERIENCE

Welcome to the HARTBEAT/DAKAR SONY DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION CENTER EXPERIENCE! Join us at the for an unforgettable in-person event. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of digital media production with hands-on workshops, expert panels, and exclusive behind-the-scenes access. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry professionals and network with fellow creatives. Secure your spot now! All registered attendees can qualify for a complimentary laptop courtesy of Los Angeles County, .

Digital Twins in heritage conservation represent a comprehensive digital representation of a historic site or artifact. These replicas are not static; they are updated in real-time or near real-time, mirroring the physical state and dynamics of their real-world counterparts. The creation of a Digital Twin involves meticulous data collection through advanced technologies such as 3D scanning, photogrammetry, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Building Information Modeling (BIM). This data is then integrated with historical records, conservation data, and other relevant information to create a multi-layered, interactive model that can be used for various purposes, from maintenance and restoration to virtual tourism.

The primary application of Digital Twins in heritage conservation is for documentation and archiving. These digital models provide a detailed, accurate record of historical sites and artifacts at a specific point in time. This is invaluable for sites that are at risk from natural disasters, war, or urbanization, ensuring that their precise condition can be preserved for future generations even if the physical site is altered or destroyed.

Digital Twins facilitate the restoration and preservation of heritage sites by allowing conservators to simulate and evaluate the impact of different conservation strategies before they are implemented. This predictive capability helps in making informed decisions that minimize the risk of damage to valuable historical structures during restoration.

Heritage sites can use Digital Twins to offer an enhanced visitor experience through virtual tours and interactive exhibits. This not only makes cultural heritage more accessible but also helps in engaging younger audiences, ensuring that the knowledge and appreciation of our shared history are passed on to future generations.

Researchers and students can benefit from the rich, detailed data contained within Digital Twins for historical research, educational purposes, and the development of conservation techniques. This opens up new avenues for understanding historical sites and artifacts, promoting a deeper engagement with our cultural heritage.

The integration of Digital Twins into heritage conservation brings a host of benefits. It enhances the accuracy and efficiency of conservation efforts, reduces costs by enabling precise planning and resource allocation, and improves the management and monitoring of historical sites. Additionally, by facilitating virtual access, Digital Twins play a crucial role in democratizing access to cultural heritage, allowing people from around the world to explore and appreciate historic sites and artifacts remotely.

Info: Feb 25th, 2025

@ SONY DMPC

2706 Media Center Dr. Suite#130

Los Angeles, CA. 90065


9:30am Arrival Coffee and Donuts will be served
10am-11am Theatre Presentation
11am-12pm Hands on with Sony Cameras
12pm Lunch will be served
1pm Virtual Production Overview in VP Lab
1:45pm-3:00pm Shooting some test clips on Sony cameras
3:00pm-3:30pm Reviewing the clips in the Theatre
3:30pm Departure

Host or Publisher Dakar Foundation