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Collaborative Projects

European projects

Critical Making is a Erasmus+ Forward Looking Project, started on the 1st of January, 2024. The objective of the project is the design and evaluation of curricula and recommendations for teacher trainings targeted to equip in- and pre-service teachers with the necessary competences and methodological skills to tackle disinformation and to thus foster students’ digital competencies in STEM. In line with the Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027, the innovative concept features a project-based learning (PBL) approach in pedagogical makerspaces, offering the potential to challenge disinformation and to cover digital competencies in science contexts in a comprehensive and practical way, through making and usage of innovative digital technologies and tools. Thematically, sustainable development is focused across all areas.

AccessCoVE aims to structure excellence in Vocational Education and Training in the field of Accessibility. Twenty-five partners from four different countries (Greece, Sweden, Spain, and Italy) joined their forces to establish a European multi-level innovative and constantly growing Centre of Vocational Excellence - the AccessCoVE - in the field of accessibility for individuals with disabilities (i.e. individuals with impairments and elders).

National or Regional projects

SCALE - Sostenibilità del Codice con Analisi delle Emissioni CO2 e suggerimenti per il green coding

The SCALE project is part of the Green Coding movement, which promotes sustainable programming practices to reduce the environmental impact of the IT sector. SCALE aims to develop a plugin for development environments such as Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, and PyCharm, which performs static and dynamic code analysis to measure the CO₂ emissions associated with computational operations and resource usage across different clusters. The CO₂ emission calculation models will be based on algorithms developed specifically for the project. The plugin offers real-time suggestions on how to improve code from a sustainability perspective, contributing to a significant reduction in emissions.

The e-Lite group is responsible for the developer's perspective for the plugin design and usage, and for designing the interaction with the plugin itself.

EMPATHY - Empathetic Mobility Platform with Autonomous TecHnologY

The EMPATHY project aims to develop a pre-series of autonomous robotaxis for personal mobility, designed to transport people in pedestrian areas, both indoors and outdoors. The project seeks to develop unique features within its market segment, including indoor and outdoor autonomous navigation, social navigation, ergonomics and user experience tailored to environments where humans and robots move simultaneously, and maximum autonomy enabled by lightweight stations for sanitisation and recharging operations suited to mission profiles.

The e-Lite group is focusing on the usability and accessibility of the interfaces and interaction with the robots, in addition to the technical mentoring for the creation of the user interfaces.