Research on the Application of Human-Computer Interaction in the Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage

Human-computer interaction (HCI) technology significantly enhances the utilization and dissemination of digital cultural heritage, as demonstrated by its application in projects such as 'Digital Dunhuang,' 'Digital Forbidden City,' and the Terra Cotta Warriors restoration. This study identifies three effective models—immersive experience, collaborative restoration, and lightweight participation—that improve public engagement while maintaining cultural authenticity. Analysis shows HCI design tailored to user needs can boost digital resource utilization rates and stimulate public interest in heritage preservation. The findings provide practical technical references for similar digital protection projects, emphasizing the balance between technological adaptability and cultural fidelity.

Deng, H. (2025). Research on the Application of Human-Computer Interaction in the Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage. Journal of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, 5(3), 20–23. https://doi.org/10.54097/8crrwd43