
Building trust between the virtual and physical worlds
VICTOR-XR is building a new generation of Extended Reality (XR) where Digital Twins, AI and multimodal interaction work together seamlessly.
By combining haptics, vision, speech, gaze tracking and biosignals, the project creates immersive, safe and trustworthy XR experiences for industry and healthcare.
By combining haptics, vision, speech, gaze tracking and biosignals, the project creates immersive, safe and trustworthy XR experiences for industry and healthcare.
What is VICTOR-XR?
Making Extended Reality more realistic, reliable and safe
Today's XR applications often struggle to remain aligned with reality. Small inconsistencies between virtual and physical environments can reduce immersion, trust and safety.
VICTOR-XR introduces Virtual–Physical Consistency (VPC), ensuring that Digital Twins continuously synchronise with the physical world in real time.
VICTOR-XR introduces Virtual–Physical Consistency (VPC), ensuring that Digital Twins continuously synchronise with the physical world in real time.

Virtual-physical consistency
A closed loop keeps Digital Twins aligned with physical reality.

AI cognitive co-pilots
Scene-aware AI turns data into explainable assistance.

Interoperable platform
Standards-aligned middleware connects devices and systems.

Learning by experience
Operational data becomes training and validated skills.
Three real-world pilots
Technology tested where it matters the most

Automotive manufacturing
Partner: Brembo
XR-assisted assembly planning helps engineers detect design and assembly issues before production begins.

Human-robot collaboration
Partner: Masmec
Operators and collaborative robots work together in XR-supported workstations for safer and more efficient production.

Clinical
rehabilitation
Partner: VHIR, UJI, DFKI
Personalised XR-guided rehabilitation in patients' homes with continuous remote clinical supervision.
The Project at a glance
16
Partners
7
Countries
36
Months
3
Pilots
Our Consortium
VICTOR-XR brings together 16 organisations from 7 European countries.