Meshy's museum workflow is an AI 3D pipeline that turns photographs of real artifacts, sculptures and specimens into textured 3D models, so curators and exhibition designers can fill a virtual museum, an augmented reality museum exhibit or a physical exhibition plan without modeling each object by hand. Upload one photo or several angles of the same artifact, let Meshy build the mesh and PBR textures, set the polygon count for the web or a VR headset, then download GLB, USDZ or FBX and place the artifact in Artsteps, SketchUp, Unity or a WebAR page.
Moesgaard Museum in Denmark photographs artifacts, generates the 3D models with Meshy's Image to 3D, downloads GLB and brings the objects straight into SketchUp for exhibition planning. For "The Celtic World — Europe's Lost Legacy", more than half of the 550 artifacts in the exhibition were generated this way.
When a curator asks to move a case or swap an object, the 3D model already exists. Designers, architects and curators review the same reference instead of arguing over drawings, and an interactive exhibit can be blocked out before fabrication is committed.
The artifacts built for layout planning are the same artifacts that go into the online exhibition, the AR layer and the education materials, so one round of digitization pays for every channel.
