KIC Lab participated in the “1st Pan-Epirus Student STEM Conference,” presenting innovative applications to students through interactive workshops. The goal of STEM is to encourage students’ engagement with the natural sciences and technology, as well as to strengthen collaboration among schools in Epirus. The workshop featured a virtual reality application of a digital twin of the city of Arta, offering an exploratory experience in a realistic digital urban environment. In addition, the Murder Mystery GPT application was presented—a specialized version of ChatGPT that guides users in solving detective mysteries, highlighting the potential of Artificial Intelligence in storytelling and critical thinking.