Three-dimensional data is becoming increasingly important across research, industry and cultural heritage. Making this data more accessible, interoperable and reusable creates new opportunities for innovation, knowledge exchange and collaboration.
The 3DBigDataSpace initiative is contributing to this evolving landscape by exploring the potential of a shared European ecosystem for 3D data. Its journey highlights the importance of connecting resources, expertise and stakeholders to support the development and wider use of 3D data.
For the cultural heritage sector, these developments are particularly relevant. 3D technologies offer valuable opportunities for documenting, preserving, researching and sharing cultural heritage, while improved access to digital resources can encourage new forms of collaboration and reuse.
At the Time Machine Organisation (TMO), we welcome initiatives that strengthen Europe’s digital infrastructure and foster collaboration across the cultural heritage and technology communities.
Discover the 3DBigDataSpace journey, its developments and its contribution to the European 3D data ecosystem: