Écija Archaeological Site Gets 3D-Scanned Digital Twin

The city of Écija in Spain has created a digital replica of its Plaza de Armas archaeological site using 3D scanning technology.

The digital twin will allow for more accurate simulations and predictions about the site's preservation and restoration.

The 3D scan was performed by a team of experts from the city's municipality and a local university.

The digital twin will be used to plan and execute future conservation efforts at the site.