Jerusalem- InterTech, a leading technology solutions provider, recently participated in a dynamic workshop focused on exploring content and feasibility for groundbreaking XR (extended reality) product concepts. The workshop, co-led by UN-Habitat and GIZ, brought together key stakeholders from the QUDSI project, including representatives from the Custody of the Holy Land (CTS) and the Al-Quds Business Center (B-CITE). This initiative is part of a series of workshops aimed at operationalizing and activating Dar Al Consul under the QUDSI project, generously funded by the European Union.
The workshop provided a collaborative platform for participants to engage in in-depth discussions, share insights, and brainstorm innovative solutions leveraging xR technologies. Attendees had the opportunity to explore potential applications of xR in various sectors, including urban planning, cultural preservation, and community engagement.
"We are excited to collaborate with UN-Habitat, GIZ, and our esteemed project partners to explore the possibilities of xR technology," said Ala Alaeddin, CEO of InterTech. "This workshop marks a significant step forward in our collective efforts to harness technology for sustainable development and community empowerment."
Throughout the workshop, participants actively contributed to shaping the direction of xR product development, identifying opportunities for collaboration, and addressing challenges related to implementation and scalability.
The workshop concluded with a sense of enthusiasm and determination to continue exploring the transformative potential of xR technology in addressing complex societal challenges.
