Seoul City in 3D

Seoul City in 3D

We visited the Seoul Museum of History and one of the exhibits there was this miniaturization of the entire city of Seoul, down to the tiniest buildings and apartments.

The city is huge, like 10 million people and the local government is very aggressive in doing hi-tech projects like this one. The took satellite photos of Seoul to make this as accurate as possible.

Here’s a short video I uploaded on YouTube:

They spent about $1.2PHP 70INR 102EUR 1CNY 9 Million to construct this 3D exhibit, hiring about 200 people over 2 years to re-create the city in scale. They used LED lights inside the small structures and placed a huge laser beacon on the ceiling to high-light certain sections of the cityscape.

More photos in the gallery here.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

14 Comments

Francis says:

15 years ago

Awesome! Seoul is a must see place indeed. Korean products are like that of the japanese standards or better?
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MIKE says:

15 years ago

Come on guys we are left behind. Let’s do something now. It’s like 2015 in South Korea. LOL
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Edgar says:

15 years ago

Behind, you say. Agree. We have become a nation of consumers, lapping most everything these “industrialized” countries churn out. We can’t even manufacture a decent television set. If ever, people won’t buy it just because its “local”.
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CarloBlogg Online 3.0 says:

15 years ago

to think that we were more progressive than south korea back in the 1950s :D Oh well. sana marealize at umaksyon ang Phil. govt to improve in all aspects.
Pero ang cool ng scale model sir yuga ha :D and for $1.2 million for a 3D scale?? whoa :D
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nanayMo says:

15 years ago

@carloblogg: We are still hoping. But does anybody from our current crop of presidentiables hinted for industrialization? I think I missed it. All I’ve heard so far is that they are poor and out to fight graft, tooth and nail if need be. What remarkable people!

Sarcasm, intended.
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symbiandreamsdotcom says:

15 years ago

me 3d kba dyan nang hot korean chix? haha lolz
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daddy joey says:

15 years ago

Happy Birthday Yuga!!!

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Anonymous says:

15 years ago

@MIKE

HD TV broadcasting in Korea started dated back 2003 or much earlier. They really advance on technology.
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Anonymous says:

15 years ago

@MIKE

HD TV broadcasting had started in S. Korea dated back 2003 or earlier. They are really advance on technology.
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You Won says:

15 years ago

@MIKE

HD TV broadcasting had started in S. Korea dated back 2003 or earlier. They are really advance on technology.
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val says:

15 years ago

Kailan kaya tayo makakahabol sa South Korea? IMHO they are the most progressive country in Asia, just behind powerhouse China.
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naruto04 says:

15 years ago

well kaya naman natin, kulang lang siguro tayo sa pag titiyaga..well korea naman nun hindi ganun ka unlad. bakit tayo laki ng potential natin nasasayang lang :(
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mark says:

15 years ago

seeing this kind progress of other nations makes me sad for some reason :( kelan kya natin maeexperince ang ganitong advancement
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Pattaya Girls says:

15 years ago

What a waste of good money, i’m glad we don’t do such silly things in the PI.
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