EU Projects

Engaging with art and music has a positive effect on health, but limitations such as venue location, personal constraints, scheduling conflicts, and costs often hinder access to these experiences.

Sound is an integral part of the human experience. As one of the most important ways of sensing and interacting with our environment, sound plays a major role in shaping how the world is perceived.

Immersive telepresence technologies will have groundbreaking impacts on interactions amongst individuals and machines in cyberspace in several vertical sectors, including education and training, healthcare, the manufacturing industry, etc.

Extended reality (XR) is an emerging technology with promising potential in many fields including health, communication and safety. However, overcoming XR’s limitations in providing authentic interactive social environments is key to further developing its applications.

Even though extended reality (XR) technologies are not being fully implemented, they have the potential to offer substantial advantages to various sectors if further researched and advanced.

Chemotherapy can involve lengthy treatment sessions, lasting up to several hours. Such a duration, spent in an overly medicalized setting, can induce in the patients a monopolizing focus on their pathology, which leads to a substantial decrease in their mental well-being.

The advancement of extended reality (XR) and artificial intelligence (AI) has given the European creative and cultural sector (CCS) the opportunity to revolutionise digital co-creation, interaction and engagement.

Wireless communication systems have made rapid progress over the years.

Edge computing involves an ecosystem of highly heterogeneous computing elements, which may be located practically everywhere across the path between the end-devices, the access network and the central cloud.

Capacity building to strengthen networks of higher education institutions and their cooperation with surrounding ecosystems is one of the goals of the EU.

While media organisations increasingly support non-linear experiences for the consumer, those are still limited to single channels and media domains. Although several media organisations have recently succeeded in breaking data silos, data sharing is mostly limited to the organisation.

XR5.0 will build, demonstrate, and validate a novel Person-Centric and AI-based XR paradigm that will be tailored to the requirements and nature of I5.0 applications.