Perceptive Enhanced Realities of Coloured Collections through AI and Virtual Experiences.
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The PERCEIVE Project is spanned over 3 years
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Partners from EU and beyond involved
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News & Events
Digital Heritage Conference 2025
✨From September 8-13, 2025, Perceive_horizon (Horizon Europe) together with the Digital Heritage cluster will be involved in the organization and participation at the Digital Heritage 2025 conference.
📍The conference will be held in Siena, Italy, and will be the world’s largest event in digital heritage.
✨As the leading global event on digital technology for documenting, conserving, and sharing heritage the Digital Heritage International Congress offers a unified stage for major world conferences, workshops, and exhibitions.
Do not hesitate to follow Digital Heritage 2025 and share the event with your network!
Linktree: https://lnkd.in/e_h2Uikg.
🚀 Reimagining Cultural Heritage in a Post-Pandemic World
21 Feb 25
How can museums remain engaging while ensuring visitor safety in the wake of COVID-19? The PERCEIVE project has tackled this challenge head-on, introducing a COVID-safe design approach for the Open Space Museum (OSM).
🔹 By blending physical and digital experiences (a true phygital approach), visitors can explore cultural heritage safely—on-site or remotely.
🔹 This innovative model not only enhances accessibility but also redefines museum experiences for the future.
As cultural spaces evolve, technology is playing a key role in making heritage more inclusive, interactive, and resilient. Could this be the blueprint for the museums of tomorrow?
🖥️ Read more about this exciting approach:
07 Feb 25
End of January, PERCEIVE partners Daniele Ferdani and Cristiana Barandoni from CNR ISPC – Institute of Heritage Science went to the National Archeological Museum of Naples to resume work on digitization of archival materials.
Can you guess which are these documents?
