AI and tech bolster heritage protection

The article discusses China's plan from 2026 to 2030 to strengthen the protection of cultural heritage using modern technology, including artificial intelligence, remote sensing technologies, drones, 3D modeling, and virtual reality. The initiatives involve updating conservation equipment and enhancing technical support for historical sites, with a focus on monitoring large cultural resources, which amount to over 760,000 immovable artifacts and 108 million movable items. The plan also highlights the use of advanced technologies, such as satellites like "Wenuo-01," to monitor environmental changes and enable early detection of risks such as landslides and floods. The goal is to conduct archaeological surveys prior to major projects, promote international cooperation in heritage preservation, and focus on protecting sites affected by construction and its impacts, ensuring the preservation of China's rich cultural heritage.

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