
World's Oldest Football Gets a Digital Twin: University of Glasgow Preserves 500-Year-Old Relic
Experts at the University of Glasgow have launched a digital preservation project using advanced photogrammetry and digital art techniques to create a precise Digital Twin of the world's oldest surviving football. Dating to around 1540, the relic was discovered behind wooden panelling in the bedchamber of Mary, Queen of Scots, at Stirling Castle, Scotland. The digital model will enable researchers and the public to access the artefact virtually, ensuring its legacy endures beyond physical limitations.
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