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🎯 3D-Annotation mit Kompakkt – @hermes_datenkompetenzzentrum
📅 6. & 7. Oktober!
📍 Trier | 2-tägiger Workshop

Tauchen Sie ein in die Welt der 3D-Datenannotation! Beim nächsten Bring-your-own-data-Lab lernen Sie, wie Sie mit Kompakkt Ihre eigenen 3D-Modelle annotieren, analysieren und präsentieren können – unter Anleitung der Expert*innen Øyvind Eide & Maria Sotomayor.

✒️ Anmeldung & Infos: https://lnkd.in/g26nw_CA

#3DAnnotation #DigitalHumanities #Kompakkt #3DModelle #Forschungsdaten

🎯 3D-Annotation mit Kompakkt – @hermes_datenkompetenzzentrum
📅 6. & 7. Oktober!
📍 Trier | 2-tägiger Workshop

Tauchen Sie ein in die Welt der 3D-Datenannotation! Beim nächsten Bring-your-own-data-Lab lernen Sie, wie Sie mit Kompakkt Ihre eigenen 3D-Modelle annotieren, analysieren und präsentieren können – unter Anleitung der Expert*innen Øyvind Eide & Maria Sotomayor.

✒️ Anmeldung & Infos: https://lnkd.in/g26nw_CA

#3DAnnotation #DigitalHumanities #Kompakkt #3DModelle #Forschungsdaten

👋 @felwert

You obviously want an offline viewer for #Kompakkt , which we don't have.
As you say, our viewer actually needs assets from #babylonjs
But you can simply use the viewer via iframe. From an instance (University of Cologne or TIB Hannover or one of your own) of your choice. The model data itself can remain with you.

#NFDI4Culture

^gp (zs/TIB)

I looked at #Kompakkt standalone (👋 @nfdi4culture), but that requires a remote instance of Kompakkt Viewer, which in turn loads assets from babylonjs.com. #BabylonJS itself also looks nice, but I don’t want to add a bundling step, and I couldn’t find a simple download that I could add to my site.

Und wenn Ihr Semantic Kompakkt für Eure eigenen Sammlungen ausprobieren möchtet, ist dies jetzt einfacher als je zuvor mit SSO (Single Sign On) über Euer NFDI4Culture-Konto. Bald wird auch ein vollständiger Zugriff auf alle NFDI-Konten im Rahmen des #IAM4NFDI Base-Dienstes möglich sein!

#3Dmodels #Kompakkt #SemanticKompakkt #OpenScience #NFDI4Culture #Base4NFDI #NFDI #NFDIrocks
^ap

🗓️ In the end of Nov, a bunch of us @nfdi4culture folks and project partners gathered at the rather glamorous location of the @stabi_berlin (Unter den Linden) - to host the final workshop and networking event of our »Give Your Data More Meaning in All Dimensions« programme for #SemanticKompakkt.

👗☕⛵🔬🏠
We heard about 3D scanning fashion pieces, porcelain dining sets, boat models, Byzantine seals, scientific instruments, architectural spaces and more.

In total the programme uploaded 165 new objects to the Semantic Kompakkt repository, and contributed valuable insights how to improve different aspects of the user interface, the interaction workflows, post-processing of the models and much more. Read all about it and our plans for next steps in this news post:
🔗 https://nfdi4culture.de/news/give-your-data-more-meaning-in-all-dimensions-final-report.html

#3Dmodels #Kompakkt #SemanticKompakkt #OpenScience #NFDI4Culture #NFDI @tibosl

News from the @tibosl & @tibhannover blog >> the #opensource #3Dviewer and annotation tools #Kompakkt #SemanticKompakkt offered by @nfdi4culture are now a viable solution for a wide range of use cases that need to move away from #Sketchfab asap given its recent commercial turn.

🔗https://blog.tib.eu/2024/09/24/kompakkt-and-semantic-kompakkt-a-future-proof-alternative-for-3d-models-and-cultural-heritage-institutions/

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt – A future-proof alternative for 3D models

diesen Beitrag auf Deutsch lesen

With the upcoming rebranding of Sketchfab to Fab and the associated changes, the stronger re-orientation towards the commercial sector is becoming clear. As a result, many cultural heritage institutions may be currently asking themselves whether this platform still meets their requirements. Especially when it comes to retaining control over their own 3D models and their visibility, it is worthwhile considering alternatives.
Kompakkt [1] and the Semantic Kompakkt [2] extension offer just such an alternative.

The software is open source, which means that it is freely customisable and independent of commercial interests. A particular advantage is the fact that institutions do not have to upload their 3D models – instead, they can be hosted directly on their own servers and integrated via the Kompakkt Viewer. This gives full control over data and presentation.Preview images of participating projects and institutions. CC-BY Creator: Zoe Schubert In addition, the Kompakkt Viewer makes it possible to present models on institutional websites via iframe without having to make them public on Kompakkt’s platform. This gives institutions the flexibility to decide for themselves when and how their digital collections are displayed. In addition, multimedia annotations of the models are available and remain free of charge unconditionally.

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt aims to promote exchange and collaboration between researchers, creating an environment that is ideal for scientific publications and projects. We are actively working to be compliant with the first version of the iiif standard for 3D.

If you are looking for an open and flexible alternative to Sketchfab that gives you more control and customisation options, please get in touch with us. Kompact can be the solution to present your 3D models sustainably and independently!

[1] Kompakkt was originally conceived at Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Cologne, and a team of researchers there continues development of new features.
[2] Semantic Kompakkt is a service of NFDI4Culture, developed and maintained by a team of developers and researchers at the Open Science Lab, TIB.

#lizenzCcBy4Int #openScienceLab #wikibase #nfdi4culture #3dModels #3dArchitekturdaten #3dObjects #kompakkt #openAccess #semanticKompakkt

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt – A future-proof alternative for 3D models

diesen Beitrag auf Deutsch lesen

With the upcoming rebranding of Sketchfab to Fab and the associated changes, the stronger re-orientation towards the commercial sector is becoming clear. As a result, many cultural heritage institutions may be currently asking themselves whether this platform still meets their requirements. Especially when it comes to retaining control over their own 3D models and their visibility, it is worthwhile considering alternatives.
Kompakkt [1] and the Semantic Kompakkt [2] extension offer just such an alternative.

The software is open source, which means that it is freely customisable and independent of commercial interests. A particular advantage is the fact that institutions do not have to upload their 3D models – instead, they can be hosted directly on their own servers and integrated via the Kompakkt Viewer. This gives full control over data and presentation.Preview images of participating projects and institutions. CC-BY Creator: Zoe Schubert In addition, the Kompakkt Viewer makes it possible to present models on institutional websites via iframe without having to make them public on Kompakkt’s platform. This gives institutions the flexibility to decide for themselves when and how their digital collections are displayed. In addition, multimedia annotations of the models are available and remain free of charge unconditionally.

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt aims to promote exchange and collaboration between researchers, creating an environment that is ideal for scientific publications and projects. We are actively working to be compliant with the first version of the iiif standard for 3D.

If you are looking for an open and flexible alternative to Sketchfab that gives you more control and customisation options, please get in touch with us. Kompact can be the solution to present your 3D models sustainably and independently!

[1] Kompakkt was originally conceived at Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Cologne, and a team of researchers there continues development of new features.
[2] Semantic Kompakkt is a service of NFDI4Culture, developed and maintained by a team of developers and researchers at the Open Science Lab, TIB.

#lizenzCcBy4Int #openScienceLab #wikibase #nfdi4culture #3dModels #3dArchitekturdaten #3dObjects #kompakkt #openAccess #semanticKompakkt

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt – A future-proof alternative for 3D models

diesen Beitrag auf Deutsch lesen

With the upcoming rebranding of Sketchfab to Fab and the associated changes, the stronger re-orientation towards the commercial sector is becoming clear. As a result, many cultural heritage institutions may be currently asking themselves whether this platform still meets their requirements. Especially when it comes to retaining control over their own 3D models and their visibility, it is worthwhile considering alternatives.
Kompakkt [1] and the Semantic Kompakkt [2] extension offer just such an alternative.

The software is open source, which means that it is freely customisable and independent of commercial interests. A particular advantage is the fact that institutions do not have to upload their 3D models – instead, they can be hosted directly on their own servers and integrated via the Kompakkt Viewer. This gives full control over data and presentation.Preview images of participating projects and institutions. CC-BY Creator: Zoe Schubert In addition, the Kompakkt Viewer makes it possible to present models on institutional websites via iframe without having to make them public on Kompakkt’s platform. This gives institutions the flexibility to decide for themselves when and how their digital collections are displayed. In addition, multimedia annotations of the models are available and remain free of charge unconditionally.

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt aims to promote exchange and collaboration between researchers, creating an environment that is ideal for scientific publications and projects. We are actively working to be compliant with the first version of the iiif standard for 3D.

If you are looking for an open and flexible alternative to Sketchfab that gives you more control and customisation options, please get in touch with us. Kompact can be the solution to present your 3D models sustainably and independently!

[1] Kompakkt was originally conceived at Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Cologne, and a team of researchers there continues development of new features.
[2] Semantic Kompakkt is a service of NFDI4Culture, developed and maintained by a team of developers and researchers at the Open Science Lab, TIB.

#openScienceLab #wikibase #nfdi4culture #3dModels #3dArchitekturdaten #3dObjects #kompakkt #openAccess #semanticKompakkt #lizenzCcBy4Int

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt – A future-proof alternative for 3D models

diesen Beitrag auf Deutsch lesen

With the upcoming rebranding of Sketchfab to Fab and the associated changes, the stronger re-orientation towards the commercial sector is becoming clear. As a result, many cultural heritage institutions may be currently asking themselves whether this platform still meets their requirements. Especially when it comes to retaining control over their own 3D models and their visibility, it is worthwhile considering alternatives.
Kompakkt [1] and the Semantic Kompakkt [2] extension offer just such an alternative.

The software is open source, which means that it is freely customisable and independent of commercial interests. A particular advantage is the fact that institutions do not have to upload their 3D models – instead, they can be hosted directly on their own servers and integrated via the Kompakkt Viewer. This gives full control over data and presentation.Preview images of participating projects and institutions. CC-BY Creator: Zoe Schubert In addition, the Kompakkt Viewer makes it possible to present models on institutional websites via iframe without having to make them public on Kompakkt’s platform. This gives institutions the flexibility to decide for themselves when and how their digital collections are displayed. In addition, multimedia annotations of the models are available and remain free of charge unconditionally.

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt aims to promote exchange and collaboration between researchers, creating an environment that is ideal for scientific publications and projects. We are actively working to be compliant with the first version of the iiif standard for 3D.

If you are looking for an open and flexible alternative to Sketchfab that gives you more control and customisation options, please get in touch with us. Kompact can be the solution to present your 3D models sustainably and independently!

[1] Kompakkt was originally conceived at Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Cologne, and a team of researchers there continues development of new features.
[2] Semantic Kompakkt is a service of NFDI4Culture, developed and maintained by a team of developers and researchers at the Open Science Lab, TIB.

#3dObjects #kompakkt #openAccess #semanticKompakkt #lizenzCcBy4Int #openScienceLab #wikibase #nfdi4culture #3dModels #3dArchitekturdaten

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt – A future-proof alternative for 3D models

diesen Beitrag auf Deutsch lesen

With the upcoming rebranding of Sketchfab to Fab and the associated changes, the stronger re-orientation towards the commercial sector is becoming clear. As a result, many cultural heritage institutions may be currently asking themselves whether this platform still meets their requirements. Especially when it comes to retaining control over their own 3D models and their visibility, it is worthwhile considering alternatives.
Kompakkt [1] and the Semantic Kompakkt [2] extension offer just such an alternative.

The software is open source, which means that it is freely customisable and independent of commercial interests. A particular advantage is the fact that institutions do not have to upload their 3D models – instead, they can be hosted directly on their own servers and integrated via the Kompakkt Viewer. This gives full control over data and presentation.Preview images of participating projects and institutions. CC-BY Creator: Zoe Schubert In addition, the Kompakkt Viewer makes it possible to present models on institutional websites via iframe without having to make them public on Kompakkt’s platform. This gives institutions the flexibility to decide for themselves when and how their digital collections are displayed. In addition, multimedia annotations of the models are available and remain free of charge unconditionally.

Kompakkt and Semantic Kompakkt aims to promote exchange and collaboration between researchers, creating an environment that is ideal for scientific publications and projects. We are actively working to be compliant with the first version of the iiif standard for 3D.

If you are looking for an open and flexible alternative to Sketchfab that gives you more control and customisation options, please get in touch with us. Kompact can be the solution to present your 3D models sustainably and independently!

[1] Kompakkt was originally conceived at Institute for Digital Humanities, University of Cologne, and a team of researchers there continues development of new features.
[2] Semantic Kompakkt is a service of NFDI4Culture, developed and maintained by a team of developers and researchers at the Open Science Lab, TIB.

#3DModels #3DObjects #3DArchitekturdaten #Kompakkt #LizenzCCBY40INT #NFDI4Culture #OpenAccess #OpenScienceLab #SemanticKompakkt #Wikibase

🏰 #Kompakkt und #SemanticKompakkt – #NFDI4Culture bietet eine zukunftssichere #OpenSource - Alternative für die Bearbeitung von #3D - Modellen und Kulturerbe-Institutionen:

https://nfdi4culture.de/news/kompakkt-and-semantic-kompakkt-a-future-proof-alternative-for-3d-models-and-cultural-heritage-institutions.html

➡️ Die 3D-Modelle müssen nicht hochgeladen werden und können auf den eigenen Webseiten präsentiert werden. 🤩

#NFDIrocks

^gp

📣 Tell us what you need: Semantic Kompakkt and #IIIF for #3D – making web #interoperability multi-dimensional

Unser #SemanticKompakkt-Team (Zoe Schubert und @lozross) braucht euer Feedback zur Weiterentwicklung des #Kompakkt-Viewers und hat dazu eine Umfrage vorbereitet:

https://nfdi4culture.de/de/nachrichten/tell-us-what-you-need-semantic-kompakkt-and-iiif-for-3d-making-web-interoperability-multi-dimensional.html

Bitte teilnehmen und weiterleiten! #followerPower

#Umfrage #tellmewhatyouwantwhatyoureallyreallywant ^kb