Researcher and Scientific Coordinator of one of the R&I departments at CCG/ZGDV, Luís Gonzaga Magalhães tells us about the importance of Computer Graphics in the history of this Institute, from heritage to industry and health.

In an age when technology permeates every aspect of life, cultural heritage is at the crossroads between tradition and innovation. Emerging digital technologies - from Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Augmented Reality (AR) - are no longer mere tools but essential allies in preserving humanity's shared history.

Since ancient times, our Homo sapiens ancestors have felt the need to create tools and mould stones to ensure their survival. Throughout history, technology has been driven by the desire to improve the quality of life and generate progress. However, is this relationship between humans and machines beneficial to our well-being, or is it leading to dangerous apathy?