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Software by UW-Stout professor, students helps museum collections shine

Summary by Chippewa Herald
Kintsugi 3D, a software developed at UW-Stout, is helping museums around the world preserve cultural heritage objects by creating 3D models that accurately capture the color, texture, and brightness of the objects.

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Software by UW-Stout professor, students helps museum collections shine

Kintsugi 3D, a software developed at UW-Stout, is helping museums around the world preserve cultural heritage objects by creating 3D models that accurately capture the color, texture, and brightness of the objects.

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