The paper explores the use of Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) for the rapid and low-cost creation of 3D heritage environments intended for educational videogames. The research focuses on reconstructing architectural heritage using 360-degree images and videos processed through Nerfstudio and Nerfacto workflows. Compared with traditional photogrammetry and laser scanning, the proposed approach aims to reduce acquisition effort while maintaining visually convincing reconstructions. The study demonstrates how NeRF-based pipelines can generate point clouds and meshes suitable for immersive heritage education, while also discussing limitations related to computational requirements and reconstruction resolution.
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3_Architectural scale