ARTEMIS uses digital twins, extended digital documentation, 3D models and AR/VR technologies for cultural heritage conservation, restoration, safeguarding and valorisation. ILSP leads the AR/VR service and pilot-related work.
- Project period: 01/01/2025-31/12/2027
- Project Leader: Anestis Koutsoudis
- Funding: Horizon Europe
- Source: ILSP project page
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Project website: ARTEMIS Reactive Heritage Digital Twins
Workshop Toolkit presented in Rome
Project update — 23 October 2026. ARTEMIS presented its Workshop Toolkit at the Architecture and Heritage – Data, Information Models and Simulations for Decision-Making and Interventions on Historic Built Heritage conference, held at Sapienza University of Rome on 16 October 2026. The toolkit supports the transfer of the consortium’s research methods, digital technologies and emerging results into university teaching and professional training.
The dedicated ARTEMIS session connected research, technology and education, covering its Learning Series and Summer School, AI-assisted heritage knowledge extraction, and IoT and sensor connectivity. Read the official conference report and access the Workshop Toolkit information.
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