ARTEMIS in a Nutshell

Digital illustration of a historical setting with futuristic elements. A classical temple with Doric columns is flanked by a glowing holographic statue, surrounded by floating digital structures and patterns. In the background, other historical buildings with futuristic details create a contrast between the past and technology.

The ARTEMIS project aims to revolutionize the conservation, restoration, and valorization of cultural heritage through the innovative use of digital twin technology. Here’s a brief overview of its key objectives:

Developing Digital Twins:

ARTEMIS focuses on creating detailed digital replicas of heritage assets, integrating various data sources to provide a comprehensive view of each item.

Enhancing Research and Conservation:

The project enables virtual experiments and simulations, allowing researchers to test conservation methods without risking damage to actual heritage assets.

Improving Decision-Making:

ARTEMIS supports better-informed decisions by providing tools to simulate the effects of different conservation strategies, helping stakeholders identify the most effective methods.

Supporting Heritage Institutions:

The project empowers heritage institutions with advanced digital tools to monitor and conserve cultural heritage more effectively, predict risks, and respond proactively to challenges.

Fostering Collaboration:

ARTEMIS promotes collaboration and knowledge sharing among researchers, conservators, and heritage institutions, driving innovation and continuous improvement in conservation practices.

Ensuring Long-Term Sustainability:

To sustain its outcomes, ARTEMIS will establish a Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage, ensuring that the knowledge and tools developed continue to benefit the cultural heritage community long-term.

An image that merges the classical world with digital technology: a museum with imposing columns and classical sculptures is partially reconstructed in a virtual version, with architectural elements and statues represented through a digital rendering in luminescent blue. The transition between physical reality and virtual simulation suggests a journey between past and future, evoking the role of technology in the preservation and reconstruction of historical heritage.

ARTEMIS is a project funded by the European Commission under Grant Agreement n.101188009 – ARTEMIS. The views and opinions expressed in this website are the sole responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

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