The second webinar in the ARTEMIS Talks series held on the 3rd July addressed the use of AI and ontologies by Reactive Digital Heritage Twins (RDHTs) attracted over 700 viewers
The ARTEMIS Interim Plenary meeting took place in Lecce, Italy on the 19th-20th June following the project launch in February. Franco Niccolucci, the Scientific Coordinator, and Luca Pezzati, Project Coordinator,
Discover how artificial intelligence, ontologies, and semantic knowledge graphs are transforming cultural heritage from static data into intelligent, responsive systems in our next webinar on the 3rd July at 15:00
The 1st ARTEMIS Talks webinar held on the 16th June, Into The Reactive Heritage Digital Twin, attracted over 420 participants on Zoom and YouTube. The recording can be watched on YouTube.
Digital Humanities for German-speaking countries will be held on the 23rd-27th February 2026 at the University of Vienna, Austria. The Conference theme is “Not only text, not only data”.
ARTEMIS has launched a survey to gather information about current working practices in the cultural heritage. The questionnaire is aimed at anyone who is involved in the areas of conservation
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