Abstract:

The application potential of digital twin technology in the management, preservation, and service of current museums is enormous. The application of this technology can achieve a symbiotic integration of physical and virtual spaces in museums, creating dynamic interactive mappings, and breaks through the limitations of museums in terms of architectural environments, exhibition displays, collection resources, and equipment facilities in space and time. It supports the construction of a smart system for the entire life cycle of museums in deep structure, which carries significant connotations of constructing digital twin museums. By analyzing the connotations and features of digital twin museums and based on digital twin technology, this article proposes ideas for the construction of smart museums. Through the analysis of technological elements such as data collection, data analysis, twin model construction, and virtual simulation, an attempt is made to construct a basic model of digital twin museums. Strategies for building comprehensive, collaborative, and visualized application scenarios of museum physical spaces are formulated to provide strong support for future museum construction and promote the intelligent upgrading of museum forms.

Key words: Digital Twins, smart museum, model construction, strategy