Imagine a website builder like Wix, but specifically for museums and historical sites. It lets people create interactive tours and digital exhibits without needing to write a single line of code. It basically turns complex technical tools into a simple drag-and-drop system for cultural storytelling.
Cultural institutions often lack the technical skills and budget to create high-quality interactive digital experiences. This creates a gap between the available digital archives and the actual visitor experience.
A no-code platform consisting of a Repository, Authoring Environment, Experience Apps, and an Evaluation tool for cultural content.
If you are a small museum dealing with a lack of technical staff to build digital guides — this project developed a no-code authoring environment that allows non-experts to create high-quality interactive content. This removes the need for expensive developers.
If you are a creative agency dealing with high production costs for cultural clients — this project developed a single-entry collaborative tool that speeds up the design and sharing of multimodal experiences. This allows for faster project delivery and lower overhead.
If you are an archaeological site manager dealing with the difficulty of presenting ruins to visitors — this project developed a platform for hybrid and remote exhibitions. This enables the creation of digital layers over physical sites to increase visitor engagement.
Based on available project data, the pricing model is not specified, though the project aims to support resource-limited players.
The project is designed for broad accessibility across diverse settings, including a plan to open the platform to third parties to foster a community of users.
Based on available project data, specific IP and licensing terms are not provided in the project description.
It provides direct access to exhibits from existing data spaces at the EU and Member State levels through the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH).
The project runs from 2025-10-01 to 2028-09-30, indicating the development and testing phase occurs during this window.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward practical application, with 6 SMEs and 6 industry partners (46% industry ratio) across 7 countries. The presence of 4 research organizations suggests a strong bridge between academic AI development and commercial software delivery, led by a Luxembourg-based SME.
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