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Katie Wolfe

3D Digitization Technician

Since April 2023, Katie Wolfe has worked as a scanning technician on the DPO’s 3D team, where she works to grow the amount of 3D digitized assets from the Smithsonian’s collection. Prior to coming to the Smithsonian, Katie worked for a 3D scanning company and specialized in 3D digitization for museums, high-profile artists, and the VFX industry. She has worked on hundreds of 3D scanning projects varying from capturing fingerprint ridges to entire city blocks.

Eric Maslowski

Packrat Product Lead

Eric's passion for all things 3D was kicked-off by a digital brick cow from his youth. Since that pivotal moment he has been captivated by the intentional, and creative, use of technology, wearing many hats in the process (designer, developer, UX, etc.). He has spent the last 20 years demystifying technologies (3D Scanning, VR/AR, 3D Printing, etc.) while building high impact teams/products for academia, research, healthcare, and entertainment.

Girlhood (It’s complicated)

By Dr. Kathleen Franz, Chair of Work & Industry and Curator of Business History at the National Museum of American History on Mon, 03/29/2021 - 16:17

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Voyager + AR

By Jamie Cope on Tue, 11/24/2020 - 12:42

The DPO 3D team is excited to announce the test launch of new 3D augmented reality (AR) experiences within

Jamie Cope

3D Program Lead Developer

Jamie Cope is a computer engineer by trade and entrepreneur at heart with more than 15 years of experience employing skills in usability, data visualization, AR/VR, and simulation across diverse fields such as medicine, biology, education and training, and entertainment. He has developed 3D data pipelines for large-scale model sets and several custom systems for cleaning, storing, and analyzing user-generated data. He is passionate about user-centered design to solve real-world impactful problems. Jamie is the lead developer for the Smithsonian's Digitization Program Office 3D Program.