Carraro Lab operates in the XR and AI technology sector with proprietary platforms for education, tourism, and culture. From a technological standpoint, Carraro Lab’s platforms specifically adopt the WebXR standard to enable cross-device access via AR/VR headsets, mobile devices, PCs, and immersive projections. The XR platforms are protected by industrial patents. Carraro Lab has developed numerous projects in the field of Meta-Tourism and, as a result, was invited to present them at European Tourism Day. In the realm of user-generated virtual worlds, Carraro LAB has developed the educational XR platform Edulab, used by over 1,000 schools that have created more than 10,000 virtual environments. In the cultural sector, the multimedia works created by Carraro LAB have won 11 international awards. Among the key innovations introduced are the Street View technology developed in 2006—a year before Google—the “Roma Virtual History” app presented in 2011 by Steve Jobs, which uses the iPad’s sensors for virtual exploration, and the Expo 2015 platform. Recent innovations include the AI Literacy platform, presented at the EuropCom 2026 event for training—including immersive training—in Artificial Intelligence; the “Meta Mirror” solution, which uses AI to create virtual stargates in physical locations; and the “Microlingua LAB” for training in specialized technical languages, featuring an immersive glossary and an immersive conversation experience. Carraro LAB’s clients include state and local government agencies, media outlets and publishers, and multinational corporations.