KETI Connects Domestic and Uzbekistan Museums Through Robot Telepresence for Remote Exhibition
Published2026.10.12 09:44
우즈베키스탄 사마르칸트 소재 아프로시압박물관에 자율주행 로봇을 설치하고, 상주박물관 방문객이 이 로봇을 원격 조작해 현지 전시를 실시간으로 둘러볼 수 있도록 구성했다.
전시는 오는 16일까지 운영될 예정이다.
△KETI 홀로그램연구센터의 실시간 고품질 영상 전송·시점 전환·AI 도슨트 기술 △KAIST 심현철 교수 연구실의 자율주행 기술 △TRIC(문화유산기술연구소)의 문화콘텐츠 제작 역량을 결합해 구현했다.
지난 7일에는 사벌초등학교 학생들이 상주박물관을 방문해 아프로시압박물관 로봇과 카메라를 직접 조작하며 벽화 속 고구려인의 모습을 확인했다.
서벽에는 새 깃털 관모와 긴 칼 등 고구려 복식 특징과 유사한 두 인물이 묘사돼 있어 고구려 사신으로 알려져 있다.
이번 연구는 문화체육관광부 문화기술 R&D 사업 지원을 받아 한국콘텐츠진흥원이 추진했으며, KETI가 기술 개발과 사업 총괄을 맡고 TRIC와 KAIST 심현철 교수 연구실이 공동·위탁 연구기관으로 참여했다.
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