Imagine a digital scrapbook that comes to life as you walk through a city. This project creates tools that turn old stories and memories from different cultures into augmented reality experiences. It's like adding a layer of living history to the real world using your phone or headset.
Cultural heritage data is often fragmented and inaccessible, making it hard for tourism and tech companies to create inclusive, high-quality immersive experiences for diverse audiences.
The project is developing AR Memory Walks, digital storytelling toolkits, and FAIR data pipelines for heritage digital twins.
If you are a city tour operator dealing with generic sightseeing routes — this project developed AR Memory Walks that create immersive, story-driven experiences for tourists. This increases the value of the tour by adding hidden cultural layers to physical locations.
If you are a content creator dealing with fragmented cultural data — this project developed digital storytelling toolkits and FAIR data pipelines. This allows you to build high-quality immersive apps using standardized, trustworthy heritage information.
If you are a municipality dealing with social fragmentation in diverse neighborhoods — this project developed co-creation workflows to embed community voices into digital twins. This helps build social cohesion and inclusive urban branding.
Based on available project data, specific pricing or cost structures are not provided as the project is funded by the EU.
The project aims to deliver workflows and tools that support replication across diverse cultural and geographical contexts, suggesting a design intended for scaling.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on FAIR data pipelines and ECCCH-validated workflows, but specific licensing terms are not listed.
The project is scheduled to run from 2026-10-01 to 2029-03-31.
It uses FAIR data pipelines and aligns with the European Cultural Heritage Cloud (ECCCH) to ensure interoperability with other digital heritage infrastructures.
The consortium is composed of 11 partners across 5 countries, showing a strong European reach. With an industry ratio of 27% (including 3 SMEs), there is a clear intent to bridge the gap between academic research and commercial application, though the majority of partners are from non-industrial sectors.
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