XTREME

In this project, we remove these limitations by providing a mixed reality (MR) solution that, instead of requiring the participant to be physically present in the venue, brings the concerts and performances to a remote location via mixed reality technology while retaining the immersive experience, and even giving additional dimensions to it by mixing real and virtual content. Our solution also allows for virtually shared, realistic experience together with the selected social circles of the user. The solution removes the geographic limitations as by the mixed reality solution the concerts and performances can be accessed virtually from anywhere and they hence are more inclusive for people with limited access. Likewise, providing a global access to the art and music provides a globally wide audience for musicians and artists while the number of seats are not limited by the size of the physical venue. As this solution removes the necessity to travel to the concerts and performances, it provides a greener alternative to the traditional way of accessing a music and art experience.

Contact persons

Y. Yang

Project leader

P. Pasha Zadeh Monajjemi MSc

Project officer

Global impact

Urban Futures

Geo-information technologies provide essential tools for understanding and managing the complex socio-spatial dynamics of urban development. By leveraging GIS, remote sensing, digital planning tools, AI, and Digital Twin models, we support stakeholders in designing targeted interventions that promote long-term urban sustainability, climate adaptation, and improved quality of life. Our commitment to responsible geo-ethical frameworks ensures that these technologies respect local communities, protect privacy, and follow the ‘Do-No-Harm’ Principle.

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