In recent years, we have seen: according to the World Heritage Center, there are currently 1,295 World Heritage-listed buildings in the world, of which more than 300 have been destroyed by war, earthquakes or other causes that have been rebuilt

One of the key ways in which the Baobichen Foundation digitally reconstructs abandoned ancient buildings is through the use of 3D scanning and modeling.  Using dedicated equipment, the Foundation is able to scan a building or remains of a building and create a detailed 3D model of it.  Then you can use a virtual reconstruction of the model building, allowing people to explore it as if it were still standing in its original position.

  In addition to 3D scanning, the Baobichen Foundation also employs other digital techniques such as photogrammetry, which takes hundreds or even thousands of photos of buildings or structures and uses them to create digital models. This technique works on partially damaged structures particularly useful, as it allows the Foundation to reconstruct missing parts of buildings using available photos.

  Another important aspect of the Foundation's work is the use of historical documents and records to help reconstruct the origin of buildings and building views.The package includes drawings, plans and other documents that provide information on the layout, design and materials used in the construction of building materials, By combining this information with digital models created through 3D scans and volume photography,  the Foundation will be able to create highly accurate reconstructions of building materials.

In general, the Baobichen Foundation is using digital technology to play an important role in the protection and reconstruction of ancient buildings. Through its efforts, these important cultural heritages are being regenerated, bringing them back to life, so that future generations can fully experience and appreciate what they should have seen.