The Project
Key activities & Impact
The manufacturing sector accounts for 17.3% of EU GDP and employs more than 29.9 million people. Industry 4.0Industry 4.0, often referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is a term that represents a significant transformation in the way industries operate and produce goods and services. It is characterised by the integration of digital technologies, data, and automation into various aspects of manufacturing and other industries More is a new vision, in which augmented and virtual realityVirtual reality (VR) refers to a technology that creates a simulated environment or experience using various hardware and software components. The goal of VR is to provide users with a sense of presence and immersion in a virtual world that feels realistic and interactive. There are two main types of More, together with advanced robotics and simulation, have a key role in the digital transformation of manufacturing.
Through the use of XRExtended reality (XR) refers to real-and-virtual combined environment, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). More, MASTER is able to facilitate the teaching and learning processes of robotics, thereby contributing to the advancement of these technologies and ultimately, the Industry 4.0Industry 4.0, often referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is a term that represents a significant transformation in the way industries operate and produce goods and services. It is characterised by the integration of digital technologies, data, and automation into various aspects of manufacturing and other industries More concept.
Open XR Platform
Extended Virtual Reality Space for Robotic Applications
The open XRExtended reality (XR) refers to real-and-virtual combined environment, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). More platform integrates key functionalities for creating safe robotic environments, programming flexible robotic applications (programming by demonstration in flexible robotic application development), and advanced interaction mechanisms (innovation in gaze-based interactionGaze-based interaction refers to a technology or method that allows users to interact with computers, devices, or interfaces using their eye movements and where they direct their gaze. It is a form of human-computer interaction that leverages eye-tracking technology to capture and interpret a user’s eye movements and use them More). MASTER will also deliver rich training content on robotics, and didactic material which exploits the platform and will be delivered to the end users.
The open XRExtended reality (XR) refers to real-and-virtual combined environment, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). More Platform, three technologies and educational content are initially built around the technologies and knowledge of the MASTER partners. However, they will be enriched by the contributions of third parties selected through Open Calls. To this aim, MASTER will launch two different Open Calls, one to attract third parties that have technologies that can be included in the platform (OC1) and a second one for new content creation (OC2). An additional objective of the Open Calls is to validate the XRExtended reality (XR) refers to real-and-virtual combined environment, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). More platform, components, and generated content from the technical point of view, as well as from the human perspective.
XR technologies
Health and safety demonstrator
Robotic programming demonstrator
Gaze based demonstrator
MASTER will contribute to:
Develop innovative XR applications
For learning, training and education.
Test and support take-up of proven, successful XR tools
making Europe a leader in cutting-edge technologies for education.
Increase inclusiveness
By supporting a human-centred approach to technology development that is aligned with European social and ethical values, as well as sustainability.
Sustainable, high-quality jobs
by targeting skills mismatches, the need to empower workers, and ethical considerations relating to technological progress.