SkillAIbility
The SkillAIbility project (2024-2027) is focused on promoting workforce inclusivity through innovative skill-building solutions using AI, robotics, and augmented reality. The project consortium includes EUD and other European partners, working together to address gaps in inclusive training by developing customisable, accessible technologies that support diverse learning needs. The SKAI project will produce tools for hybrid decision-making, assistive communication, and training modules for people with disabilities, aiming to expand employment opportunities. EUD’s role is centred on dissemination, ensuring the project’s activities and outcomes reach stakeholders, particularly deaf communities, across Europe.
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