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[News] MuseIT Final event: Beyond Boundaries - Multisensory Innovation for Inclusive Futures

  • Writer: michaelculture
    michaelculture
  • Mar 17
  • 2 min read

Updated: Aug 27


A promotional digital poster for the event 'Beyond Boundaries – Multisensory Innovation for Inclusive Futures,' happening on 2-3 September 2025 at the University of Borås and Röhsska Museum. The image features a young woman wearing a black VR headset and a haptic feedback suit, interacting with a vibrant, immersive virtual environment filled with floating, colorful, translucent bubbles in a grand hall. The MuseIT logo is displayed in the top right corner. Below the main event title and details, there are logos of multiple sponsors and collaborators, including the European Union, Stanford University, King’s College London, and various cultural and technology organizations. A disclaimer at the bottom clarifies that the views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency

Join us on September 2–3, 2025 for our Final Event: Beyond Boundaries - Multisensory Innovation for Inclusive Futures online, in Borås and Gothenburg, Sweden!












For nearly three years, we have worked on tools and methodologies focusing on making culture accessible and enjoyable for everyone, using innovative approaches to widen access to cultural assets regardless of disabilities, while also preserving heritage in an inclusive way. Now, as the project concludes, we invite you to a two-day celebration where you can experience MuseIT’s exciting outcomes first-hand.


This two-day event will feature inspiring presentations, interactive demonstrations, and a one-of-a-kind inclusive co-creation music concert that brings MuseIT’s vision to life. It’s the grand finale of an initiative that puts accessibility, co-creation, and multisensory experiences at the heart of culture – and you’re invited to be part of it!


Registration and Program:



Agenda:

  • September 2 – Borås and Online: Presentations of results and live demonstrations of MuseIT at the University of Borås. 

  • September 3 – Gothenburg (Röhsska Museum) and Online: A celebratory day including demos, a unique showcasing inclusive music-making, and a policy round table.


Join us because:

This event offers a rare opportunity to explore the cutting-edge technologies and methodologies developed through MuseIT. Experience firsthand how innovation is shaping the future of cultural accessibility:


  • Multisensory Experiences: Engage with art and heritage through sight, sound, and touch. MuseIT’s multisensory representations make cultural experiences more immersive and inclusive. Imagine a painting accompanied by music or haptic feedback, allowing visitors to interact with culture in new, personalized ways.

  • Music Co-creation Tool: Discover a groundbreaking approach to music-making. MuseIT’s remote collaboration platform enables individuals of all abilities to create and experience music together, no matter where they are, fostering creative inclusivity.

  • Inclusive Repositories: Learn how cultural heritage is being preserved in accessible formats. MuseIT’s inclusive repository ensures that multisensory cultural assets remain available for future generations, making cultural participation truly open to all.


Please note that the event will include multiple installations and hands-on testing and experiencing, which will not be possible online. Therefore, for a full experience and understanding of our outcomes, we strongly recommend an in-person presence.

That said, we will also offer the option for online attendance to facilitate those who cannot attend in person. In that case, please mark the appropriate option on the registration form.


We look forward to welcoming you in September 2025 as we celebrate a more inclusive cultural future!

 
 
 

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