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Final SHIFT Pilot Held at the Homeland Museum of Knjaževac, Serbia

The fourth and final pilot of the SHIFT project was successfully held on July 30th at the Homeland Museum in Knjaževac, Serbia, a member of the Balkan Museum Network. The event brought together 30 participants from diverse stakeholder groups, including persons with disabilities (blind, visually impaired, individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities), IT professionals, academics, […]

Expanding Inclusion and Innovation at the Homeland Museum of Knjaževac with New Technology

As part of the SHIFT project supported by the Horizon Europe programme, the Homeland Museum of Knjaževac is taking a bold step into the future of cultural accessibility and inclusion. The recentacquisition of cutting-edge technology—including a 3D printer, 3D scanner, 3D cutter, Oculus Quest3S, iPad, and additional memory for storing data on the museum’s servers […]

Disability groups pilot haptics tool in Budapest

SHIFT’s haptic tool was piloted with three different groups of users affected by disabilities in a week-long event in Budapest in late May. The SOM Testing Week took place at the Semmelweis Museum of the History of Medicine(SOM) and marked a significant milestone in the development and user experience testing of the FORTH VR – […]

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