A study on the CPND ecosystem of VR contents using cultural heritage : Focusing on the case of Okyeonjeongsa in Hahoe Village

A study on the CPND ecosystem of VR contents using cultural heritage reveals that integrating cultural assets, such as Okyeonjeongsa in Hahoe Village, into VR content can significantly enhance market potential and user engagement. The research highlights four key components—content (C), platform (P), network (N), and device (D)—and emphasizes the need for localized platforms, advanced network technologies like 5G, and innovative hardware development to mitigate issues such as motion sickness. Additionally, it underscores the importance of immersive content creation and user-centric design in fostering a sustainable VR ecosystem. This study provides critical insights for the digital transformation era, suggesting that cultural heritage-driven VR content can drive progress in areas like restoration simulation, remote interaction, and metaverse communication.

Sung, J.-H. (2022). A study on the CPND ecosystem of VR contents using cultural heritage : Focusing on the case of Okyeonjeongsa in Hahoe Village. Humanities Contents, 67, 261–281. https://doi.org/10.18658/humancon.2022.12.261