Kintsugi 3D Viewer

Kintsugi 3D Viewer is an application designed to provide more accurate digital representations of 3D cultural heritage objects, intended to be used by both professionals and everyday people. 

Learn more about the development process on YouTube.

Source code available on GitHub.

This app was created by University of Wisconsin - Stout Game Design and Development faculty, staff, and students as part of a research effort supported by NEH PR-290101-23.

Development team: Michael Tetzlaff (faculty advisor), Darcy Hannen (UX advisor), Isabel Smith (UI/UX), Tyler Betanski (Programming), Jacob Buelow (Programming), and Victor Mondragon (Programming). Luke Denney originally suggested the name "Kintsugi," participated in early UI/UX design for this app and contributed as a programmer to this its sibling project, Kintsugi 3D Builder.

Logo designed by Isabel Smith.