DIGITIZATION OF SHEKHAWATI MURALS USING AUGMENTED REALITY TECHNOLOGY

This paper presents the experimental digital documentation of Shekhawati murals using an augmented reality simulation system. Augmented reality is the most influential technology of this era. All other sectors are using AR to obtain the best results in a minimum amount of time and produce outstanding products and services for the masses. This paper tells the story of augmented reality technology's intense relationship with traditional paintings in terms of creativity and showcases the experimental use of artificial reality technology to build a digital version of an open art gallery in Rajasthan. Shekhawati murals are huge and contain beautiful drawings and painting styles, unique colour palates, and incredible composition settings, all of which have the essence of our rich tradition. The digitization of the characteristics of murals and the application of artificial reality technology made this open art gallery virtually accessible for pedagogical use. This article discusses the approach of 3D digitisation techniques in wall painting murals, including testing. The project was tested based on the requirements of Shekhawati Havili's wall paintings and their digital equivalent using an open-source technology that may be utilised for several purposes. Because the total project was created using open-source techniques, anybody can access the project to experience the Haveli paintings and their specifications.