On May 9, we had the opportunity to present our EU-funded project Multi Immerse at Europe Day in Saarbrücken. The project focuses on enhancing the sense of human closeness through multisensory optimization of immersive virtual visits to seriously ill children. Together with our partners from UKS, EmRoLab, ZeMa, and DFKI, we showcased various components of the project, including our contactless camera system for detecting microexpressions and a robot designed to virtually transmit human touch.
Presenting “Multi Immerse” at Europe Day in Saarbrücken