We seek pilot heritage sites to deploy AR for visitor-based monitoring and validate consent, content delivery and QA workflows. We also look for partners with visitor-experience/AR content expertise and IT integrators to connect crowdsourced observations and photo pipelines with knowledge bases and DSS/digital-twin environments. Support from authorities will help align participatory monitoring with governance, privacy and reporting needs.

Web-based mobile AR solution developed in TRIQUETRA with QR/browser access, consent workflow, site-specific AR content delivery, structured feedback, and automated photo-processing to support incremental 3D model improvement. Includes admin panel and expert validation for QA, and integration points to feed KBP documentation, surface observations in DSS, and update visualisations.

Yes — QR/browser delivery reduces deployment friction, and the workflow (consent, content, validation, pipelines) can be replicated across many sites, languages and campaigns with central administration.

AR can be sustained as a service for heritage sites combining visitor experience and participatory monitoring. Models include: (a) SaaS licensing per site (AR content + admin + QA tools + backend processing), (b) content creation and localisation services, (c) optional managed moderation/validation services, and (d) integration packages to connect outputs to DSS/digital twins and reporting dashboards. The value comes from expanded monitoring coverage at low cost, early identification of issues, and improved visitor engagement—supporting recurring subscriptions and periodic content refreshes.