SPIRIT Open Call 2 set out to identify and support innovative applications that push the boundaries of real-time immersive telepresence. With 62 proposals submitted, the response demonstrated a strong and growing interest in this groundbreaking technology and the opportunities it presents. The diversity of the submissions highlights just how far-reaching immersive telepresence applications can be….
In an engaging conversation from November 2024, Prof. Dr. Hermann Hellwagner from Universität Klagenfurt, shares his insights on the transformative potential of immersive telepresence technologies and SPIRIT’s pivotal role in advancing this field. Key Highlights from the Interview In the interview, Hermann emphasises the long-term vision for immersive technologies, likening their current state to where…
Open Call 2 attracted a wide range of participants, including SMEs, research and scientific organisations, and academia.
On 12-13 March 2025, the SPIRIT Project partners convened in Gent, Belgium, for the project meeting.
SPIRIT Open Call 1 aimed to identify and support innovative telepresence applications. It received an overwhelming response from various sectors, reflecting the growing interest and potential of this transformative technology. An Impressive Response from Across Europe A total of 61 proposals were submitted to Open Call 1, showcasing a variety of innovative ideas and approaches…
An interview with Digital for Planet’s Senior Project Manager Dr. Valentina Margaria.
An interview with Ning Wang and Peng Qian from University of Surrey.
An interview with Deutsche Telekom’s Project Manager Vivien Helmut and Peter Hofmann.
The SPIRIT Open Call Committee is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the Open Call 1.
a combined interview with Ericsson’s Ali El Essaili and Nick Turay.
