The latest museum campaigns wrapped up with in-depth analysis that reveals both the strengths and the areas for improvement at partner museums. Using surveys and neuro-data, the project is ensuring that every step forward builds on real visitor experiences, making future exhibits even more impactful.
We’re excited to share insights from the recent training module workshop based on TMt, at the annual EMA Conference and Award Ceremony held in Budapest, Hungary.
META-MUSEUM project participated in the UNIGHT activities in Turin, which was part of the European Researchers’ Night. Collaborating with teams from POLITO, VILNIUS TECH, and STICHTING VU, and using a Bibliobus (a library on wheels) provided by the Turin municipality, the researchers tested a simplified version of the M4 system.
Researchers at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam are currently investigating how brains and bodies respond to culture and heritage.
With the guidance of the UNI Jena-team a group of international students have begun to draft and visualise design prototypes.
VILNIUS TECH began developing the T8.1 M4 system—a new platform designed to monitor visitors’ emotional responses in real time during cultural events. Based on an already-tested system (TRL 4), M4 brings together smart sensors, recognition software, HVAC controls, and wireless technology. Specialized subcontractors helped with the technical setup to ensure everything works smoothly.
Within WP6, most effort is now dedicated to the out carrying of the status quo measurements in museum associated partners. In the last week of May, POLITO and UNIROMA1 teams have been in MAC BarcelonaBeyond the Exhibit, WP6 status quo in Museums Progress
In June 2025, the META-MUSEUM project witnessed an important milestone in the WP4 (Prototyping and Experience Design) phase – the official release of the “Scoping Document of Design Briefs”, which serves as a core component of the D4.1 deliverables. This document also constructed a set of modular and testable prototype technology framework system, laying the foundation for the project to move from theoretical construction to prototype development and testing.
May marked an important milestone for META-MUSEUM: the delivery of document D3.1 – Data Collection and Sensors Selection, produced within Work Package 3, which focuses on developing the digital infrastructure that will support the entire data collection and analysis network. This deliverable defines the technical foundations of the central database and establishes the criteria for selecting the sensors to be used in the pilot studies.
