Bridging past and present: Tech breathes life into history

UNM’s School of Computer Science students conduct ethnographic fieldwork, guided by Martin Theseira (in green), the president of the Melaka Portuguese Eurasian Heritage Arts & Cultural Society. — Photos: University of Nottingham Malaysia

In today’s digital age, technology has revolutionised the way we connect with and understand cultural heritage. By incorporating modern innovations into cultural exhibitions, we can transform static displays into dynamic, immersive experiences.

These advancements allow visitors to engage with history in ways that were previously unimaginable, making the traditions and stories of the past more vivid and accessible.