3DBigDataSpace – Outreach Synergy Call

Open call to museums, research insitutions, GLAMs and more to make use of 3D cultural heritage assets and promote digital innovation.

Posted on: 31 October 2025

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The 3DBigDataSpace – Outreach Synergy Call offers a unique opportunity for museums and cultural heritage institutions to develop innovative public applications using 3D technologies. Two selected projects will each receive €10,000 to realise their concepts, along with technical guidance from the Time Machine Organisation (TMO). The 3DBigDataSpace project aims to prototype a Europe-wide stable and long-term storage of 3D cultural heritage assets and metadata from different providers and aggregators.
Applicants are invited to submit creative and engaging ideas  from AR experiences to interactive exhibitions and installations that make use of 3D cultural heritage assets to inspire audiences and promote digital innovation in the heritage sector. The call is open to museums, research institutions, GLAMs, and other public or private organisations active in cultural heritage, research, or technology.
Deadline: 15 December 2025
Funding: €10,000 per project
Project period: March – June 2026
This is an excellent opportunity for  institution that explore with digital creativity, engage new audiences, and connect with a growing European network of heritage innovators.
Learn more at this link.
 

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