(MetamorphoSis of Cultural Heritage into Augmented Hypermedia Assets for Enhanced Accessibility and Inclusion)
Funded through Horizon Europe (2022–2025), the SHIFT project focuses on enhancing accessibility and inclusion in cultural heritage by leveraging cutting-edge digital technologies. The project aims to transform traditional museum experiences through artificial intelligence, machine learning, and multisensory approaches, enabling individuals with disabilities to engage with heritage in innovative ways. By integrating interactive platforms, augmented reality, and digital storytelling, SHIFT fosters the development of inclusive museum spaces that cater to diverse audiences.
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(Artwork Unique Recognition and Tracking through Chemical Encoded Data and Blockchain)
The AURORA project (2023–2025) under Horizon Europe develops advanced heritage preservation and security measures by combining chemical tagging, miniaturized tracking devices, and blockchain technology. The initiative enhances artwork authentication, provenance tracking, and anti-theft measures, ensuring the long-term protection of cultural artifacts. AURORA’s technology supports museum security, conservation efforts, and digitization processes, offering a sustainable model for safeguarding tangible heritage.
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A collaborative Erasmus+ project (2025–2027), Critical History Tours reimagines museum storytelling and historical interpretation through an inclusive and critical approach. It challenges traditional narratives by integrating multiple perspectives, contested histories, and participatory storytelling. The project develops new educational tools, digital resources, and training programs for museum professionals, enabling institutions to engage visitors in meaningful historical discourse.
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(Up-skilling Higher Education Students to Create Transformative Cultural Experiences for Audiences with Disabilities)
The iNCLUSION project (2024–2026), funded through Erasmus+, focuses on building accessibility expertise among higher education students preparing for careers in the cultural sector. It provides specialized training on inclusive museum practices, universal design principles, and audience engagement strategies for people with disabilities. Through collaboration with universities, museums, and accessibility experts, the project develops practical learning modules, internship opportunities, and digital learning platforms.
