Return of the Terracotta

While museums and historic parks around the world have been closed, China’s renowned Terracotta sculptures exhibit has announced a new virtual experience thanks to a 29-year-old coder and gamer.
Hu Wengu uses artificial intelligence to transform still images of the famed sculptures- which date back as early as 200BC- into futuristic moving digital, interactive figures.
Our Host James Chau details Wengu’s creation process, which is often time-consuming and involves quite a bit of trial and error.
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[@commanderstraker6732]

I saw the terracotta warriors exhibition at the British museum a few years ago. They are incredible! I'd like to one day visit China and see them on display.

[@dawnthatcher1412]

I was lucky enough to take a trip to China in 2006. Walked some of the wall and I went to Xi'an and saw the terracotta warriors and exhibitions . There wasn't enough time to see everything there. I was in awe of the warriors. Some restored some still in situ where they are carefully being unearthed. I can honestly say I will never forget my trip. Truely wonderful.

[@commanderstraker6732]

@@dawnthatcher1412 I'm so envious! Your description of being there sounds fantastic. I can only hope of going there one day!

[@oLevLovesLove]

thank you my friend are justice