Visiting an ancient heritage site or exotic environment, even those nearby, is out of reach for too many people. However, new technologies are changing that and promoting access to experiences and services that can improve the quality of life for people.
The University of Plymouth is pioneering this effort and working with partners to invest in a set of approaches to developing inclusive technologies for people in rural and isolated communities. This means that new opportunities and worlds can open up for people, old and young, who would not usually be able to access them.
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