Exhibitors 2022

The prototype to explore the perspective space: choose your combination, photograph the result, discover the principles of illusion in AR!

Smart Safety on construction and restoration sites – IoT, Machine Learning, Solar Power and 5G Technology

A new approach discovering a cities and finding their MUST SEE

3D printing of "Temple of Vesta" model to verify the reaction of the model to earthquake stresses

A showcase of research activities run in our DHLab applying ICT to Archaeology, Geography, Italian Literature, Paleography, Art History.

Filanda 4.0. A dialogue between tradition and innovation to rethink silk as a new "Made in Italy" excellence.

The HeRO project enhances the heritage of the Herbarium Museum of Sapienza University of Rome through the progressive digitization, cataloging and virtual display of museum collections. In this way they are made available to a wide public for dissemination and research both nationally and internationally. Dried plants preserved in herbaria flattened on standard format sheets and ordered with taxonomic classification criteria, are ideal for image acquisition and digital security of biological data.

A social awareness interface to help immigrants maintain relationships to their family and cultural heritage in the situation of Venezuela.

The new horizon for fast, safe and sustainable connectivity.

Examples of continuous monitoring of civil structures for safety and prevention purposes

Digitization and prototyping for the conservation, protection, research, development, and inclusive dissemination of museum collections

birdhouse/ nest for the Italian sparrow

New organic building systems through spatial tessellation by using environmentally friendly materials and digital fabrication techniques.

Pcto training experience in the field. Architectural and design exercises to make three-dimensional models and architectural models

Metaverse as a paradigm of representation and knowledge of architecture and complexity: AR and VR in the communication of the project.

A open-source multispectral illumination platform made for science, art and cultural heritage, to help research institutes during restorations and digital imaging tasks.

Remote sensing the invisible. A new application of colorimetric and radiometric techniques for aerial survey of intra- and extra-site archaeological presence.

Tactile reproduction of the mummy of the pharaoh Ramses II

Training activities in a digital key, enriched from time to time by collaborations with educational institutions, universities and companies.

The project concerns the development of more sustainable and alternative techniques and processes for the recovery and study of degraded cultural heritage. For the first time in Italy ionizing radiation techniques, available at the ENEA, will be used to treat non-invasively artifacts of artistic and cultural interest. Furthermore, treatments will be carried out with hydrogel with and without photo-initiator to clean paper samples, such treatments use non-toxic, sustainable substances and eliminate oxidation products due to cellulose aging.

The Hatrix is a collector of ideas, methodologies, prototypes and digital applications in the world of cultural heritage.

Exploring the use of Additive Manufacturing and NFC/blockchain technology to create experimental toys and collectibles based on mathematical/artistic shapes.

A glance to the future: innovative antimicrobial material for 3D printing developed in a virtuous collaboration between school and industry.

A personalized drone built with a solid-state LiDAR sensor for surface archaeological surveys.