AI-Based 3D Visualization in Libraries

The convergence of artificial intelligence and three-dimensional visualization technologies represents a transformative paradigm shift in contemporary library services. This chapter examines how machine learning algorithms, computer vision systems, and extended reality technologies reshape information access and user engagement within library environments. Through systematic analysis of current implementations across academic, public, and special libraries, this work establishes a comprehensive framework for understanding AI-enhanced spatial technologies in library contexts. Key areas explored include virtual and augmented reality applications, digital twin concepts for library spaces, AI-driven navigation systems, and accessibility considerations for inclusive design. The chapter synthesizes research from library science, computer science, and human-computer interaction to provide practical guidance for implementing AI-based 3D visualization initiatives.

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