ARTEMIS brought Reactive Heritage Digital Twins to Digital Ecosystems for Heritage 4.0, held in Florence on 26–28 August 2026.
Anestis Koutsoudis presented the project’s pilots and joined the ARTEMIS panel with colleagues from Athena RC and partner organisations. The discussion connected semantic knowledge, AI and real-time data with interoperable services for heritage monitoring and conservation.
The event combined scientific presentations with a project stand and discussions with heritage practitioners. For MediaLab, it provided a concrete setting to share how digital twins can support conservation decisions beyond static 3D visualisation.
Related project: ARTEMIS.
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