Where Tanit XR has been recognized, featured and heard. For interviews, talks or media requests write to info@tanitxr.org.
Ines Said and Margarita Johnson presented Tanit XR's pipeline at Augmented World Expo USA 2026 in Long Beach, California, on 18 June.
Our paper on digital documentation, XR and citizen science for community-driven heritage preservation, presented in April 2026.
We sponsored a heritage track and a $300 prize; Dr. Caroline Nickerson led a workshop on citizen science and XR.
Tanit XR's heritage challenge at the official MLH Hack Day hosted by Florida Community Innovation at the University of Florida: build something usable from our 3D scans, or a public-history project that needs no code.
Volunteers 3D Scanning Tunisia's Endangered Heritage Sites Before the Ocean Takes Them: a full episode with Ines Said on how Tanit XR started, how the scanning works and who does it.
Kent Bye interviewed Ines Said at AWE USA 2026 about phone-based reality capture, volunteers and heritage at risk.
Nathan Bowser interviewed Ines Said for Niantic Spatial about Tanit XR and the Scaniverse capture of the amphitheatre of El Jem; Niantic published the video on its channels.
Al Jazeera's culture desk profiled Tanit XR in Arabic: a non-profit building a precise digital library of Tunisia's sites and artifacts with photogrammetry and Gaussian splats, before time and neglect erase them.
Feature on how Tanit XR uses photogrammetry, Scaniverse and Gaussian splatting to build an open archive of Tunisian heritage.
Ines Said on why Tanit XR exists and where it is going, published in the Women Write collection.
Nathan Bowser interviewed Ines Said for Niantic Spatial about Tanit XR and our Scaniverse capture of the amphitheatre of El Jem.
Digital documentation, XR and citizen science for community-driven heritage preservation.
Documentation numérique, XR et science participative.
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