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MIXed Reality to Augment your Yachts Experience – MIX-RAY

The MIX-RAY project integrates the physical and digital worlds through the concept of the digital twin, combined with Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR) and Virtual Reality (VR). AR overlays digital information onto the real world, MR combines elements of AR and VR to create more immersive experiences, while VR places users within fully digital environments.

The project creates a synergistic ecosystem designed to improve productivity while addressing key technological challenges related to data transformation, connection speed and human-machine interaction.

MIX-RAY provides production and after-sales support for companies operating in the leisure boating sector, offering a digital twin that supports the management, monitoring and maintenance of vessels throughout their lifecycle.

Lead Partner: MICAD S.r.l.

Consortium Members:

  • MICAD S.R.L.
  • CO.M.MEDIA S.R.L.

The total eligible project cost amounts to €264,887.50, corresponding to total financial support of €199,788.70.

The project is funded by the International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) under the iNEST – Interconnected Nord-Est Innovation Ecosystem Programme (code ECS 00000043), within Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) – Mission 4, Component 2, “From Research to Business”, Investment 1.5, “Creation and Strengthening of Innovation Ecosystems and Development of Territorial R&D Leaders” (R&I Programme).

The funding was awarded through the Cascade Call for Businesses, CUP G93C23000280007 – Southern Italy Area – “Models, Methods, Computing Technologies for Digital Twin.”

Below is a breakdown of the eligible expenditure allocated to COMMED I A S.r.l. and the related funding awarded:

Eligible Industrial Research (RI) expenditure: €103,721.50

Eligible Experimental Development (SS) expenditure: €27,953.00

Total eligible expenditure: €131,674.50

Industrial Research (RI) grant awarded: €82,977.20

Experimental Development (SS) grant awarded: €16,771.80

Total grant awarded: €99,749.00