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Experts at the Glasgow School of Art have mastered the process of laser mapping to produce exquisite images of historic landmarks and monuments that are millions of times more accurate than conventional pictures or surveys. The Cyark laser mapping process can render images that recreate ancient landmarks in their original magnificence, or simulate destructive effects on a present day object giving observers a sneak peek into the future.  The new cutting edge of laser technology offers instead a means to preserve and restore whole cities exactly as they once were. It promises a world kept as if in amber.
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