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The EU-funded ROVINA project has developed an autonomous robot which can navigate, explore and digitally map hard-to-access areas

Digital technology is frequently used to record and map our cultural heritage, enabling research, preservation efforts and increased public access for sites of archaeological interest for example. Most contemporary techniques involve people entering such areas to capture them using a static 3D laser scanner. While this works for many sites, it does not work for all.