Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the robot gathered detailed spatial data, producing a precise digital model of the area. This allows researchers to monitor the site over time and track degradation. The project aims to develop an advanced system capable of scanning and surveilling historical sites. TUCN has been collaborating with the Sarmizegetusa Regia research team for over a decade on various projects involving archaeological excavation and monument scanning.
The 3D scanning technology enables the creation of high-resolution digital models of archaeological sites, improving analysis and preservation efforts. By regularly comparing these models, experts can detect structural changes early and take action to protect the heritage.
During Cluj Days 2025, held between May 22–25, the robot was showcased to the public in Unirii Square, demonstrating its capabilities and raising awareness about the role of technology in cultural heritage preservation.
This initiative highlights TUCN’s commitment to integrating technological innovation into heritage protection, strengthening its position as a leader in applied research and interdisciplinary collaboration.