Fringe Projection Method’s Evolving Role in Cultural Asset Cataloging and Conservation: Potentiality in Testing Conservative Restoration Techniques

The pursuit of accurately replicating cultural artifacts has been significant throughout history, evolving from mechanical pantographs to modern digital modeling techniques. Today, precise replication enables practical applications in art and conservation, including museography, cataloging, preservation, and virtual exhibitions. Digital models serve as vital records of an artifact's condition, aiding in its conservation and restoration efforts.