Partners in the HEAT project have met in Brașov, Romania, for a two-day General Assembly hosted by Transilvania University of Brașov.
The meeting followed the XRBlues pilot and brought partners together to review progress across all work packages and plan the next phase of the project.
Discussions covered technical developments, pilot activities and scenario testing, alongside how the project’s results could be put into practice and brought to market. Partners also examined HEAT’s value proposition, considering what its outcomes could offer potential users and customers.
Project coordinator Maurizio Murroni led discussions on management and upcoming activities, helping partners agree on priorities for the work ahead.
The HEAT team thanked Vlad Popescu and his colleagues for hosting and organising the meeting, and all partners for their contributions over the two days.
