For the first time, Nguyen Dynasty antiques were identified in digital space.

The Hue Monuments Conservation Center announced that it has assigned numbers to 10 Nguyen Dynasty artifacts and launched the first Metaverse cultural exhibition space integrating Apple Vision Pro.

The Hue Monuments Conservation Center has just coordinated with the Thua Thien Hue Province Information Technology Center to integrate technology to identify 10 Nguyen Dynasty artifacts at the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum.

Ivory tattoo set of King Tu Duc.

The artifacts are equipped with NFC chips and uniquely identified using Phygital Labs' Nomion technology. From here, visitors can use their smartphones to interact with the Nomion NFC chip attached to the artifacts, opening up multi-dimensional interactions with all historical information, origin, cultural significance, 3D images... of the artifacts. The Nomion NFC chip attached to the artifacts has the ability to encrypt data, is highly secure and anti-counterfeit, ensuring uniqueness and 1-1 connection between the physical version and the digital version.

At the same time, using blockchain technology, the digital version of the antique carries the value of certifying ownership as well as creating digital assets from real assets, which are antiques. The antiques that have been selected for identification are typical antiques, characteristic of the Nguyen Dynasty kings and mandarins such as: thrones, palanquins, shoes, royal utensils used in daily life and ceremonies, gold branches and jade leaves used for interior decoration, or a set of pink tattoos... With the goal of strongly promoting Vietnamese culture globally and exploiting the potential of the Digital Economy from heritage, Phygital Labs has built the first digital cultural exhibition space on the metaverse at: museehue.vn. Accordingly, the digitally identified antiques will be simultaneously displayed in the digital space for users to visit, admire the full 360-degree sharpness of the item, and experience the fascinating historical story in a realistic historical and cultural space.

Nguyen Dynasty antiques.

Minh Mang Dynasty style porcelain antiques.

Potted golden branches and jade leaves (pomegranate tree) with a gilded wooden trunk, fruit made of red gemstones, light green leaves placed in an enamel pot. The pomegranate tree decorated the interior of the palace during the Dong Khanh period (1885-1889).

The palanquin with the carved design "Two dragons facing the sun", painted in red and gilded by King Bao Dai, used to travel within the Hue Imperial City during the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945).

Nguyen Dynasty antiques.

The Hue Monuments Conservation Center said it will continue to compile content such as scanning/taking pictures of artifacts, aiming at digital museums by topic and time, helping global visitors to view and learn information with a layout, color, and vivid sound similar to visiting a real museum or exhibition.

Mr. Hoang Viet Trung, Director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center shared. Phygital Labs' technology is a bridge to bring preserved and displayed artifacts to the digital world, supporting the work of digitizing, preserving, and promoting the value of artifacts in particular and the heritage of the Nguyen Dynasty and Hue culture in general.

Nguyen Dynasty antiques.

Mr. Trung said: “First, we attach an identification code to the antique. After attaching the identification code, it is unique in the world. And at the same time, we apply technology to create a three-dimensional exhibition room to introduce it to a wide audience, including those from abroad, so that people can come in and see and learn about those values. We introduce it with vivid solutions.”

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