A Virtual Restoration Experiment System for Porcelain Relics Cleaning

Abstract

The application of virtual technology for virtual and simulated restoration of underwater porcelain relics restoration process can reduce the cost of restoration of porcelain itself and improve the training of restoration results. Traditional porcelain restoration techniques need to face a series of practical problems such as the need for large amounts of consumables for pre-training, high costs, and difficulty in restarting. Theoretical research analysis and example examination of experimental examples, clear cleaning task strategies, proposed simulation solutions, research simulator environment and repair virtual operation and other elements of 3D modeling, the use of Unity 3D technology for experimental simulator data processing and construction, so as to complete the construction of the entire cleaning and repair experiments. Finally, based on the virtual reality method to combine underwater porcelain restoration, participants can be well immersed in it to achieve a sense of situational integration and immersion, which will lay a rich experience and foundation for the subsequent practical operation.