PRR Project

Summary

The acquisitions will directly contribute to REMIT’s 2025-2029 strategic plan by strengthening the Digital Technologies and Robotics Lab and expanding the unit’s capacity for applied research on climate change, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism. By enabling advanced experimentation, immersive visualization, and high-impact knowledge dissemination, these resources directly support REMIT’s core axes of s trengthening the Team, Knowledge Production and Diffusion, Internationalization, and Societal Involvement . Drones and 3D scanning equipment will enable high-resolution mapping, surface monitoring, and environmental observation of heritage sites and landscapes. These tools support research on climate impacts, site preservation, and sustainable management practices, providing critical data for both theoretical and applied studies. Robotics and AI tools will expand REMIT’s capacity for experimental research in human–technology interaction, environmental monitoring, and autonomous systems, strengthening the interdisciplinary approach of the DTIO group. High-performance computing, storage infrastructure, and visualization tools will allow intensive processing of LiDAR point clouds, photogrammetric data, and 3D models, supporting advanced visualization and immersive analysis. These capabilities facilitate high-impact dissemination of research results to stakeholders, policymakers, and the public, enhancing knowledge transfer and REMIT’s visibility. Environmental monitoring tools will provide continuous data collection for climate-related studies, enabling quantitative assessment of environmental factors affecting heritage sites and tourism ecosystems.??????? Additive manufacturing and prototyping tools facilitate the development of physical models, replicas, and experimental setups, bridging the gap between digital analysis and tangible applications in heritage