In the context of WP2, the NEB Compendium was developed, as well as a co-created roadmap strategy for each pilot. Additionally, WP2 establishes a solid foundation for activities related to Augmented User Interfaces (AUI) incorporating a community-led design framework. WP3 involved the mapping of the digital tools as well as the development of the HeritACT toolkit. WP4 articulated and situated the HeritHUB paradigm within the project. Additionally, it achieved comprehensive stakeholder engagement through the implementation of various participatory activities in each pilot city, fostering active involvement and collaboration throughout the project. WP5 results involved the exploration of different tensegrity systems for the design of the Green Tensegrity Installation solution as well as scoping the requirements of potential sites for the the design of small scale, lightweight, reconfigurable and portable landmark structures. WP6 establishes a robust Impact Assessment and Validation Framework, supported by comprehensive documentation of the Evaluation Plan, detailing the methodologies and criteria for assessing project impacts. Additionally, WP6 produced documentation for the Independent Ethics Committee Advisor. In the context of WP7: The continuous adaptation and update of the project’s website has led to 7220 page visits, the creation of 6 different sections,11 sub-sections and 5 blog posts. The numerous posts and campaigns organised within the 3 active social media channels (Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram) led to around 741 followers, and more than 80.000 views during the first reporting period. Project presentation was conducted in 3 large-scale European events. Synergy meetings with and project presentations were established to: Imagine Heritage, Auroral (HE project), IN SITU (HE project), ekip (HE project).
