It also provides an opportunity for people to learn about, write, and share their own messages using hieroglyphs. The “work” section of the tool currently allows translation of hieroglyphs into English, while Arabic translation will be available soon. He added that users can benefit from the new feature in three different methods. “Everyone can experience these treasures through technologies such as Virtual or Augmented Reality, high resolution imagery, Street View, and much more,” the company said in a press statement.ĭuring the webinar, Coughenour said that through machine learning, Fabricius will help speed up the process of collating, cataloguing, and understanding ancient hieroglyphs. Google noted that Fabricius can be found on its free Google Arts & Culture app that makes the art, heritage, and cultural wonders of over 2,000 cultural institutions from around the world more accessible. It will facilitate the work of Egyptologists and raises awareness about the heritage of the ancient Egyptian civilization. In a webinar attended by Daily News Egypt, Head of Preservation at Google Arts and Culture, Chance Coughenour, said the new artificial intelligence tool, Fabricius, will provide people around the world with an interactive experience to learn about hieroglyphs. The mammoth technology company, Google, announced on Wednesday the launch of a new machine learning tool that can help decode Egyptian hieroglyphs in Arabic and English.
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