Meet the SENSORAMA Partners

Complementary Expertise across the Multimodal XR Value Chain

Coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF BREMEN

Germany
Role in project
Technical Administrative & Scientific Management

The University of Bremen is a public research university in Germany with a strong interdisciplinary profile and a commitment to research-oriented education. Its academic and scientific activities cover the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, engineering and digital technologies, with a strong focus on collaboration and knowledge transfer.

Partners

IDENER Research & Development

Spain
Role in project
User behaviour, interaction & adaptive training scenarios.

IDENER is a Spanish applied research and development company specialising in artificial intelligence, systems modelling, advanced control and mathematical optimisation. The company develops innovative scientific and engineering solutions for complex industrial, technological and societal challenges.

National Research Council of Italy

Italy
Role in project
Development of SENSORAMA’s unified multimodal data model

The National Research Council of Italy is the country’s largest public research organisation. It carries out interdisciplinary research across the natural, technological, biomedical, social and human sciences and supports the transfer of scientific knowledge into technological and societal innovation.

HAPTION

France
Role in project
Upgrade of Virtuose 6DoF force-feedback device

HAPTION is a French technology company specialising in the design and manufacture of professional haptic and force-feedback devices. Its solutions are used in industrial simulation, robotics, virtual prototyping, medical applications and advanced research environments.

Institute of Entrepreneurship Development

Greece
Role in project
Communication, dissemination and exploitation activities

The Institute of Entrepreneurship Development is a Greek non-profit organisation that promotes entrepreneurship, innovation, skills development and the exploitation of research results. Through European projects and international partnerships, iED supports the development and uptake of innovative solutions with economic and societal value.

European Association for eXtended Reality

Belgium
Role in project
European-level networking, clustering and ecosystem-liaison activities

EuroXR is an international non-profit association that connects researchers, companies and professionals working in extended reality. It supports collaboration, knowledge exchange and the wider adoption of virtual, augmented and mixed-reality technologies across research, education and industry.

Leipzig University

Germany
Role in project
Medical, anatomical and biomechanical Expertise

Leipzig University is a historic public research university with a broad academic profile spanning the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and medicine. The university combines interdisciplinary research, education and clinical cooperation with advanced scientific infrastructure.

Medical University of Graz

 Austria
Role in project
Ethics-monitoring work & project’s compliance with high ethical, privacy and research-integrity standards

The Medical University of Graz is an Austrian medical university combining medical education, internationally connected research and clinical practice. Its work focuses on translating scientific knowledge into improved healthcare, responsible medical innovation and high-quality education.

Chemnitz University of Technology

Germany
Role in project
Development of individual sensory-modality simulations and the design of advanced haptic hardware

Chemnitz University of Technology is a research-oriented technical university with expertise in engineering, natural sciences, computer science and interdisciplinary technology development. The university maintains strong international and industrial networks and operates advanced facilities for XR, haptics and simulation research.

University of Malaga

 Spain
Role in project
Development of SENSORAMA’s audio simulation and rendering technologies.

The University of Málaga is a public Spanish university offering a wide range of education and research programmes. It has significant experience in technological innovation, entrepreneurship and knowledge transfer, including advanced research in virtual acoustics, signal processing and immersive media.

VirtualiSurg

France
Role in project
Leads the work package dedicated to use cases, pilot demonstrations and validation.

VirtualiSurg is a French digital-health company developing immersive educational solutions for healthcare professionals. Its technologies combine extended reality, haptic interaction and the simulation of medical and surgical procedures to support realistic and accessible clinical training.

NeuroX Group

Switzerland
Role in project
Leads the development of real-time biofeedback technologies for context-aware XR interaction.

NeuroX Group SA, a MindMaze Therapeutics company, is a Swiss global leader in neurotechnology and precision neurotherapeutics. The company develops integrated software, hardware, data, and therapeutic solutions for neurological care, rehabilitation and human behaviour and physiological analyses.

SenseGlove

Netherlands
Role in project
Derivation and integration of modality-specific data representations

SenseGlove is a Dutch technology company developing advanced haptic and force-feedback gloves for extended-reality training, robotics, teleoperation, virtual prototyping and research. Its wearable systems allow users to feel and interact with virtual objects through force, vibration and tactile feedback.

Noise Makers

 France
Role in project
Advanced binaural and ambisonics technologies

Noise Makers is a French audio-technology company specialising in spatial and three-dimensional sound. It develops software tools, audio engines and customised research and development solutions for extended reality, media and interactive applications.

FAKT Software

Germany
Role in project
Integration of SENSORAMA’s data models, synchronisation technologies and modality-specific components into cross-platform SDKs and developer-friendly APIs

FAKT Software is a German software-development company creating customised industrial and business applications, mobile solutions, simulations and interactive software. The company specialises in translating complex technical requirements into reliable, user-friendly and cross-platform digital products.

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