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A new blogpost on the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage

Posted on: 8 May 2026

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A new blogpost was produced and published on the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage to disseminate and promote the five open-source digital tools developed by EUreka3D-XR.

In the blogpost, the AR Tour Builder, the AR Tour Experience, the AI 3D Builder, the 3D XR Studio and the Avatar Builder will be explored, focusing on how they enable the reuse of 3D and digital cultural content and transform these resources into engaging visitor experiences.

Read the blogpost at this link<<<<

eu emblemEUreka3D-XR project is co-financed by the Digital Europe Programme of the European Union.

 

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