Realidades Extendidas (XR). Evolución Cognitiva y Analogías Biológicas en la Comunicación Científica
Abstract
Using development research (Lobo & Couceiro, 2019) as a pretext, where digital and analog realities are integrated, this article presents some less common aspects of bionic research, Extended Realities (XR) originating from the Cyborg culture. We are currently developing content, methods and technologies for the dissemination of architectural and artistic heritage classified by UNESCO1 , exploring the intersections of natural and artificial intelligence. Foresight exercises are also developed on how cultural dissemination will be carried out and how the media will be used in the perpetuation of memory and in the progress of human knowledge.
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