The project is strategically conceived to deliver, by advancing beyond the state-of-the-art, a set of loosely coupled technological tools that offers cultural heritage institutions (CHI) the impetus to stimulate growth and communicate new experiences to all citizens (including people with disabilities) by embracing the latest technological innovations in
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Experience (UX) with new interaction paradigms that can be used in situ or remotely
Objectives
Discover whether the system is right for the market and find bottlenecks and possible oversights. Ensure extensive adoption by stakeholders and the public by disseminating results and outcomes in an effective manner. To develop a sustainable business for the platform, the multimedia video clip and storytelling products
The project management encompasses contractual issues, technical, administrative, finance, communication and knowledge management inside the project, and external relationships between the project and the EC. The Project Coordinator SIMAVI will lead the overall project management including the system integration and technical deployment in the cloud, but it will be assisted by the members of the Steering Committee and the WP leaders. The project coordination aims to guarantee a timely implementation of the respective activities and achievements of the project objectives and the quality of the project deliverables. The objective of this WP is to ensure that the project achieves its goal within the budget and scheduled deadlines.
Grant Agreement Number: 101060660
Project Full Title: MetamorphoSis of cultural Heritage Into augmented hypermedia assets For enhanced accessibiliTy and inclusion
Project Acronym: SHIFT
Topic: HORIZON-CL2-2021-HERITAGE-01
Type of action: HORIZON-RIA
Granting authority: European Research Executive Agency (REA)
Start date of the project: 1 October 2022
Duration: 36 months
EU Contribution: 3 527 250.00 Euro
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