Digital Work Instructions
In this project we investigate the possibility of using digital work instructions in different sectors to make the regular labor market more accessible to specific target groups, as well as to engage target groups (especially from social workshops) in more complex assembly and production.
After investigating the various technological possibilities, we match companies and organizations with the right technological partners by setting up living labs. In these living labs we test and evaluate different ways to offer digital work instructions and develop a tool to get more companies to start working with digital work instructions themselves.
Slotevent 17 oktober 2024
Over the past two years, we have been able to experiment with digital work instructions within the social economy. We are now eager to share our experiences with you.
Programme
12:30 : Reception
13h00 : Welcome
We give an overview of existing assistive technologies and show how they add value in the (manufacturing) process.
We share experiences from living labs where we have implemented digital work instructions at tailor-made companies and in day care projects.
15h30 : Technology market and info tables (lessons learned from the living labs)
16h30 : Networking meeting with reception
Practical information
Date and time:
17 October 2024 at 12:30 pm
Location:
Odisee Ghent Technology Campus - Block B
Gebroeders de Smetstraat 1, 9000 Ghent
Accessibility:
Within walking distance of bus/tram
Free parking on campus
You will be there, won't you?
Register quickly via the registration link.
Participation is free of charge. Until 11 October you can cancel free of charge via elke.wuyts@odisee.be.
In case of absence without a valid reason or late cancellation, a no-show fee of 50 euros will be charged.
Resultaten, uitkomsten en informatie
Wil je zelf aan de slag met digitale werkinstructies? Ontdek hier de resultaten, bevindingen en rapporten die zijn voortgekomen uit dit project.
Inhoud
A collaboration between
Healthcare(Care Innovation - ZInn and Occupational Therapy Education), UCE and CenSE
Vives ZorgLab (Tineke Verkest)
Flanders Make (Jeroen Winderix)
With the support of
