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x-CITE: Howest participates in research that brings technology developments into real settings
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- University of Applied Sciences
Howest University of Applied Sciences is one of the major technology partners in Digital Europe project x-CITE. Using its expertise in extended reality and 3D, Howest develops tools that allow citizens to see and understand spatial plans and their environmental impact before such plans are implemented. Howest participates in the project to bring technology developments into real settings.
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