Technology and communication.
Thanks to Metavisual Plastics, a marriage possible.
Blue Oberon offers public administrations and companies innovative tools, complementary to digital twins, to communicate change in cities and territories. With real three-dimensional representation and immersive technologies, new perspectives and insight into data and tomorrow can be offered to citizens and stakeholders.
Technology and Communication. Thanks to the Metavisual Model, a feasible union.
Blu Oberon offers public administrations and companies innovative tools, complementary to digital twins, to communicate change in cities and territories. With real three-dimensional representation and immersive technologies, new perspectives and insight into data and tomorrow can be offered to citizens and stakeholders.
Metavisual models of cities and territories
The metavisual models
of cities and territories
With Metavisual Plastics, it is possible to experience the impact with places and projects in an extraordinary way, as if in flight, to grasp the overall view, in space and time.
Congenial tool for the urban digital ecosystem, the Metavisual Plastic can be an important dynamic representation on the present and future of cities or entire regions, to tell strategies and projects, even while gathering valuable opinions or contributions from citizens, city users, stakeholders.
Exploring the city of today and tomorrow in live 3D
Making the 3d model of today’s – or tomorrow’s – city explorable in person by citizens allows for totally immersive experiences that can collect important input for the recognition of community needs and consideration of solutions.
The proposed way forward is through a live 3d model, complete with simulations of pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Exploring the city of today and tomorrow in live 3D
Making the 3d model of today’s – or tomorrow’s – city explorable in person by citizens allows for totally immersive experiences that can collect important input for the recognition of community needs and consideration of solutions.
The proposed way forward is through a live 3d model, complete with simulations of pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
LightAct Frontrunners have a proven track record of continuously pushing the envelope of LightAct implementations. They have completed complex and the most advanced solutions and have an excellent understanding of LightAct technologies.
LightAct Frontrunners have a proven track record of continuously pushing the envelope of LightAct implementations. They have completed complex and the most advanced solutions and have an excellent understanding of LightAct technologies.
Urban Digital Twins for Participatory Policies: Listening Cities, Inclusive Cities.
Streaming conference at Milan Digital Week
- Giordana CASTELLI, First Technologist CNR – DIITET
- Stefan CLARA, Mayor of Amlach (Lienz, Austria)
- Stefano DAELLI (moderator), co-founder FROM – Multiplying Public Value
- Layla PAVONE, City of Milan, Head of Innovation Technology and Digital Transformation Board
- Paco SIMONE, founder & CEO Blu Oberon – technology research and innovation
In recent years, the development of city digital twins, which enable exploration of reality, monitoring changes, and planning for the future, has been gaining increasing attention from public administrators. But digital twins could also become tools for participatory policies, making citizens active participants in identifying needs and considering solutions.
This conference aims to present, along with the responsible parties, the most significant cases in the strategic policies of some cities that have chosen to adopt digital twins. Milan is also developing its digital twin, and the event will be an opportunity to discuss with Layla Pavone, Head of Innovation Technology and Digital Transformation Board of the City of Milan.
How can the city be inclusive of the many voices of those who live, work, study, or simply visit it? Here, the digital twin reveals itself as a formidable tool for participatory policies, planning the future by involving not just major stakeholders but also the community of citizens, students, commuters, and tourists. This is thanks to the effectiveness of technology and, more importantly, the capacity for listening, dialogue, and inclusion it can ensure: during the event, some possible paths to the future were outlined.
