EUreka3D-XR Advisory Board meets online

Share

EUreka3D-XR engages with renowned international experts on 3D, cultural heritage documentation, storytelling and visitor experience in AR and XR. This Advisory Board is regularly consulted on project progress, and during the plenary meeting held online on 7-8 July 2025 a dedicated session was organized, to present the early achievements of the pilot scenarios and XR tools that the project is developing.

After an opening overview by project coordinator Antonella Fresa (Photoconsortium), joint presentations were delivered by the pilot participants: about the virtual visualization of the Girona walls, by partners CRDI and Swing.it; about the AR tour of Bibracte archaeological site, by partners Bibracte and NTUA; and about the virtual reconstruction of life in the Saint Neophytos Englystra in Paphos, by partners CUT and Miralab.

Following the presentations, a feedback collection session led by John Balean (Photoconsortium) engaged the experts in a fruitiful discussion on key aspects relating to user engagement, openly accessible tools for 3D and XR creation and management, on the sustainability on the long term, given the rapidly changing pace of the technology and the cultural heritage sector, and finally the challenges on costs and budget constraints that cultural heritage institutions face nowadays.

The slides of the presentation can be accessed from HERE

 

Leave a Reply


Related Articles

EUreka3D-XR pilot scenario in Girona moving forward into production
EUreka3D-XR partner Swing:IT Software Engineering Italia S.r.l. team met CRDI Ajuntament de Girona for two fruitful days of work, in a site inspection and preparation workshop for planning and progressing on the virtual visualisation of the Girona historical walls, one of the three XR scenarios developed in the project. The pilot is about using archival materials to reconstruct in 3D the medieval walls of the city of Girona (Catalonia, Spain); and to reuse such reconstruction for an A...
EUreka3D Initiative at Digital Sign Symposium
EUreka3D and EUreka3D-XR were presented by Project Coordinator Antonella Fresa at Digital Signs - Human and Artificial Intelligence for the arts and the creative industries of the third millennium symposium, hosted by the Museum of Graphic Arts in Pisa to discuss the role of AI within Arts and Cultural Heritage. During the Session I – "Concepts and Perspectives" – a roundtable on AI, Creativity, and New Perspectives for the Arts and Cultural Heritage took place to exchange insig...
Digital Signs - Human and Artificial Intelligence for the arts and the creative industries of the th...
Starting from the sign as a foundational element of the creative act—its becoming meaning, writing, and structure—scholars from different disciplines, ranging from art history to design, from philosophy to mathematics, and from the natural sciences to astronomy, will explore AI as a creative tool and an interpretative support. From graphic arts to the creative industries, from the reconstruction and enhancement of cultural heritage to the forms and sounds of the universe, significant and com...
‘INNOVATE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. How cultural heritage can make Public AI a reality’ - European Heritage...
Join the European Heritage Hub to its upcoming Policy Talk, ‘INNOVATE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. How cultural heritage can make Public AI a reality’, taking place online on 29 September, from 16:00 to 18:00 CET. The Policy Talk will explore the vision of a distinctly European approach to AI - Public AI - and the role that the cultural heritage sector can play in shaping it. It will build on the recent paper ‘Making Public AI reality: How cultural heritage can lead the way’ developed by the commun...