The disruptive impact of Industry 4.0 is spreading across all fields of knowledge, changing and transforming how we interact with objects and people. Although the effects of this revolution are not yet as noticeable in the field of Cultural Heritage, it is safe to assume that current and future experiments and applications will lead the fields of preservation, conservation, management, and appreciation of Cultural Heritage toward new and unexpected horizons.
The event "Heritage 4.0: Connecting Dimensions of Reality" seeks to bring together national and international researchers to discuss the potential impacts of the 4.0 paradigm on Built Cultural Heritage, fostering an environment for the dissemination and exchange of knowledge regarding technology, innovation, and science. The event was born from a partnership between research groups focused on Architectural Cultural Heritage, engaging the academic community, specialists, and professionals in relevant fields.
This event provides an opportunity for meetings and exchanges regarding Architectural Cultural Heritage in the 4.0 dimension, with a focus on digital technologies. It covers broad themes such as documentation, conservation, management, and rehabilitation, as well as specialized topics like monitoring, environmental simulation, the Internet of Things, machine learning, and more.
