Aktuelles – Projekte
The Readi project is ready
The project "Readi- Strengthened resilience in manufacturing SMEs through agile, human-centered digital systems and system design", has started on 1.1.2023!
Aktuelles – Projekte
The project "Readi- Strengthened resilience in manufacturing SMEs through agile, human-centered digital systems and system design", has started on 1.1.2023!
The ZuKIPro Future Centre is designed to give SMEs a practical understanding of the topics of digitalisation and artificial intelligence.
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research is providing 10 million euros in funding for the project "Shaping Transformation in the Saar-Pfalz Corridor of the Future: Value-based Working and Learning in the Circular Economy/ Kompetenzzentrum Ar-beitsforschung: Transformation im Zukunftskorridor Saar-Pfalz gestalten - werteorientiertes Lernen und Arbeiten in der Kreislaufwirtschaft "
In the project "Digital Companion for Intelligent Counselling and Interactive Experience" ("DiCo"), funded by the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS), this current film shows the experiences of care facilities in this project and how they are advancing digitalisation.
The project deals with the development of a further education network in the sanitary, heating and air conditioning (SHAC) sector. The ITA supports the project in the form of scientific monitoring, consulting and evaluation.
The regional future center RZzKI welcomes everyone to its new project website at rzzki.de.
The future center for human-centered AI in production work (ZUKIPRO) in Hesse welcomes everyone to its new project website at zukipro.de.
In January, the project in.arbeit - digital was launched, which aims to improve the vocational participation opportunities of people with disabilities through digitally supported decentralisation in sheltered employment.
In November 2021, the Foresight study on continuing education: Opportunities and risks for the participation of the low-skilled in digitisation from the perspective of continuing education and training providers (FORWARD) was launched.
Digital platforms and ecosystems are becoming increasingly popular. Many companies use them for their business, but are uncertain about the right way to handle data protection. The D'accord research project aims to remedy this situation and offer legally secure model solutions, especially for smaller companies.