Bring XR to a radically new level of presence and sociality.
The border between humans and technology is blurring, and their close intertwining in everyday life will continue to increase. The most pressing challenge is to steer this reality transformation towards the creation of new opportunities for human-centric, safe, rewarding, and inclusive social interaction in this hybrid future. SHARESPACE’s radically new and unobtrusive XR technology will enable intuitive and intelligent interactions between humans and avatars, modelling embodied social behaviour in XR. Our functional multimodal-multisensory “social broadcasting” interface, combined with new knowledge and technology, will have a strong positive effect on future usages, enabling smooth, fun and transparent interaction with AI-agents.
SHARESPACE will support community-building and exploitation with concrete initiatives
Our technology will be iteratively tested in 2 Proofs-of-principles involving human and artificial agents interacting in Social Hybrid Spaces, and 3 real-world use case scenarios in Health, Sport and Art. Read more about the objectives of the project
News & Events
Successful SHARESPACE Health Trials
Last week marked an important milestone in the SHARESPACE project: the final trials for the health scenario. In the health scenario, SHARESPACE technology and concepts are tested and utilized to treat patients with chronic low back pain. The trials done in this scenario focus on usability, which entails how easily and effectively users can interact
SHARESPACE Newsletter IV
Curious about the latest developments in the SHARESPACE project? Our latest newsletter highlights SHARESPACE’s remarkable final year, from presenting two interactive artworks at the Ars Electronica Festival 2025 to featured contributions at major international events such as the AI for Good Summit in Geneva and the Team and Multi-Agent Dynamics workshop in Montpellier. Read the
Video Good Enough Ethics in XR Shared Spaces
New video in our SHARESPACE Talks playlist! This talk, presented by Kathleen Richardson and Kathleen Bryson (De Montfort University, UK), introduces Good Enough Ethics (GEE) in XR Shared Spaces — a practical framework inspired by Winnicott’s “good enough” concept of responsible sufficiency and the Ethics by Design paradigm. Rather than striving for ethical perfection, GEE
