Tianjin 3D Imaging Technology Museum

Tianjin 3D Imaging Technology Museum

The Tianjin 3D Imaging Technology Museum serves as a science education base.

The Tianjin Development Zone 3D Imaging Technology Museum is located at No. 7, Fifth Avenue, Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area. It opened to the public on March 30, 2005, covering an area of 4,700 square meters with an exhibition space of 1,600 square meters. It is the world's first and, to date, the only museum dedicated to 3D imaging technology. It was invested in and built by the "Tianjin 3D Imaging Technology Research Institute" and the "Tianjin 3D Display Technology Co., Ltd."

The museum features six exhibition zones, showcasing over 3,000 precious historical artifacts, exhibits, and documents. Through interactive sound, light, and electricity displays and educational entertainment methods, it introduces the history, current state, and future of 3D imaging—a science and technology that is both ancient and innovative. It vividly demonstrates the wide range of applications and development prospects of 3D imaging technology in fields such as aerospace, life sciences, healthcare, and cultural education.

In November 2006, the museum was designated as a "District Science Education Base" of Tianjin Development Zone, in December 2007 as a "Tianjin Science Education Base," and in December 2009 as a "National Science Education Base." At the same time, the "China Stereoscopic Graphics and Image Committee" was also established here.