The implementation of the B-Prepared Horizon Europe project, coordinated by SZTAKI, has started
On 4 and 5 October 2023, the Building PREPAREDness with Collaborative Knowledge Platform, Gamification and Serious Game in Virtual Reality project held its project launch event. The event was attended by project participants from 15 partner institutions from 11 countries.
The aim of the project, which has been awarded the maximum number of points, is to teach European citizens the skills they need to survive disasters. Compared to the state of the art, the value of the project lies in its holistic approach. Location-based and gamified mobile applications and serious VR games that process real events, based on content created and supported by collaborative knowledge management platforms, offer an unprecedented immersive and realistic experience compared to the world of written learning materials, traditional screen applications or multimedia technologies. The aim of the project is to explore and exploit these channels by bringing disaster-prepared playful learning content to European citizens.
The participants in the project have planned the details of the joint work and the framework for professional cooperation through technical presentations and round table discussions. The project has undertaken the development of 4 deliverables, the coordination of which and the pursuit of a common goal is one of the main tasks of the excellent researchers and developers.
Project details
- Call type: HORIZON-CL3-2022-DRS-01
- Total project budget: 5.566.925 Euro
- CORDIS website link: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101121134
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Grant agreement ID: 101121134
Project introduction
- Project web page: http://b-prepared-project.com/
- Smartphone application: https://guideathand.com/hu/downloads/b-prepared
The Machine Perception Research Laboratory of HUN-REN SZTAKI and the eLearning Department of HUN-REN SZTAKI also participate in the project.
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Iron Age Danube Route
 | In May 2021 the Iron Age Danube Route became certified Cultural Route of the Council of Europe, which opens many new and exciting opportunities for the Route, its members and partners, as well as a responsibility to further develop our network in order to better promote, protect and research our common Iron Age heritage. The GUIDE@HAND Iron Age Danube Route smartphone application was developed for supporting this. |
With the free app in five languages, travelers along the Iron Age Danube Route can discover archaeological and open-air museums, reconstructed buildings and mass graves, as well as archaeological educational trails.
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