Jacopo Fiorenza

Jacopo Fiorenza is a PhD student and Lecturer at the Department of Automatic Control and Computer Science (DAUIN) at Politecnico di Torino. His research focuses on Extended Reality (XR) technologies applied to cultural heritage preservation, combining digital transformation tools like 3D reconstruction, BIM, and large language models. He collaborates with institutions such as Palazzo Carignano and Palazzo Madama, and has been involved in projects at the LINKS Foundation’s VR/AR Lab. His teaching roles include assisting courses on Algorithms and Data Structures, and Info-communication for Sustainable Food Systems. Fiorenza’s work aims to enhance education, accessibility, and cultural engagement through XR integration.

Education: Graduated in Cinema and Media Engineering (2022). Research affiliations include GRAINS (Graphics and Intelligent Systems) and VR@POLITO groups. Key collaborations: LINKS Foundation, Turin’s historic buildings, and archaeological sites. His publications emphasize VR workflows for cultural heritage and user experience optimization in virtual environments.