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AI, AIoT, IoT building blocks for Virtual Worlds

December 10, 2025 @ 2:00 pm - 5:30 pm

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The objective of this workshop is to continue the definition of the OPENVERSE Technological Framework incorporating the vision of experts from the AI, AIoT and IoT building blocks of Virtual Worlds.

While IoT provides the bridge between the physical and digital worlds through real-time data and sensor networks, AI brings the adaptability and scalability needed to move beyond static simulations toward dynamic, data-driven, and context-aware environments.

Together, AI and IoT (AIoT) create intelligent, responsive ecosystems that support seamless interaction between connected systems and users, driving the emergence of immersive, persistent, and interoperable Virtual Worlds.

Participants will explore how these architectures, frameworks, and toolchains support the creation, operation, and governance of Virtual Worlds across use cases with the aim of:

  • Gather insights for the OPENVERSE Technological Framework, particularly regarding how AI technologies shape Virtual World infrastructures and integration across building blocks.
  • Foster collaboration among European initiatives advancing AI-enabled VWs
  • Promote synergies and knowledge exchange with other OPENVERSE assets, such as the Observatory.

This workshop is part of a series which aims at analysing the different building blocks of Virtual Worlds, while promoting exchange among specialists from various sectors to comprehensively address the opportunities and difficulties posed by the Virtual worlds and facilitate alignment and implementation actions.

Agenda

14:00 – 14:15 Introduction + OPENVERSE Technological Framework overview
 

 

14:15 – 15:45 Presentations by participants

Giacomo Inches – SUPSI: Industrial, Educational and Interactive
Virtual Words

Carlos Peña-Monferrer – SPIRIT: Bridging Virtual and Real Worlds
with XR and Physics Simulations

Guillermo Cabezas – CARTIF: AI and Virtual Worlds for Human–
Robot Collaboration

Nenad Stojanovic – Nissatech: Self-adaptive AI-based physical
training using AR glasses driven by human motion

Dimitrios Dardanis – XR5.0: Human-Centric AI-Enabled Extended
Reality Applications for the Industry 5.0 Era

Nikos Achilleopoulos – MOTIVATE XR: XR for training and
assistance to industrial operations

Alexandre Carrança – CCG/ZGDV: Towards Effective Augmented
Workplaces

15:45 – 15:55 Open discussion
15:55 – 16:00 Closing remarks

 

Register here: https://forms.office.com/e/x5GfThctTU

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