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The traditional house of Vietnam's Power industry officially came into operation in 2014, is a combination of a social history museum and a science and technology museum. This is a place to preserve and promote traditional values throughout the history of the formation and development of the Power industry. Since its establishment, the Traditional House of Vietnam's Power industry has become a "red address" attracting thousands of in and out of the Power sector visitors.
To further spread the traditional history and cultural values of the Power industry to a large number of employees, partners and customers in the digital age, in 2019, EVN has created and put into operation the Electronic traditional house on the internet platform at https://nhatruyenthong.evn.com.vn.
Up to now, with nearly 700 images, artifacts, and video clips that have been digitized and updated on the website, electricity staff and visitors can easily access information about traditional houses according to their information exploitation needs. One of the interesting points of the Electronic Traditional House of the Power Industry is the electronic guestbook page. After the tour, visitors can write their comments for the Traditional House. There were quite a few guestbook lines of visitors recorded in the electronic guestbook of the Traditional House.
Ms. Tong Thi Phong - Former Standing Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly visits the Traditional House of Power sector (photo taken in January 2019)
What technology to "virtualize" traditional houses in the next period?
Since the 4th Industrial Revolution, smart applications such as QR code scanning, 3D display, VR virtual reality technology have been increasingly applied in the virtualization of museums, traditional houses, making an important contribution to promoting the value of exhibiting artifacts more widely, quickly and effectively to the public.
For the Vietnam Power industry, in addition to historical documents and artifacts archived at the Group, many documents and artifacts of member units need to be archived and advertised, so the construction of a shared virtual traditional house system of the entire industry is essential. Building a shared archiving and preservation system will create consistency, avoid separate management, and especially will be convenient for data search and query problems. For the Group's member units, the Virtual Traditional House is a solution that is both economical and can easily simulate the desired spaces. With the space on the internet, member units can freely display artifacts or expand the spaces, thematic display according to their needs without any limitations or obstacles.