Documentation
Introduction
eCorpus is an integration of the dpo-voyager editor for managing 3D scene collections. The accepted digital models come from digitization projects, 3D graphics, and mechanical modeling.
With an easy-to-use interface, eCorpus offers users simplified access to 3D content, enrichment, and the creation of mediation or teaching materials.
An eCorpus database offers a comprehensive interface for user rights management, data publication, and data preservation guarantees through advanced modification history management.
The development is open-source on GitHub. The entire software is published under the open-source Apache License.
Getting started

Content editing is based on the Voyager Story editor developed by the Smithsonian Institute, with the addition of essential features for use in educational environments: user rights management, modification history, collection management, and more.
Start editing a 3D Scene:
Setup
A small eCorpus instance can run on almost any device. The setup requires minimal external dependencies.
Your data, your ownership
eCorpus offers a set of administrative functions to manage users, collections, 3D scenes, and annotations. It is a complete, ready-to-use server that can be deployed in just a few minutes.
In addition to the features developed by Holusion, eCorpus integrates the latest changes published by the entire community for the Voyager editor as they are deployed.