The infographic “More Accessible Museums and Heritage” was developed by researchers from DIDPATRI, TraDiLex, and TransMedia Catalonia.

All items catalogued by the Network have been developed by the AccessCat research groups and are based on their scientific research.

This year, marking its tenth edition, the conference has served as a platform for knowledge transfer, debate, and networking in the field of accessibility.

These courses have been developed by the Network’s research groups and focus on digital accessibility and Catalan Sign Language.

The Network was present at the UAB stands in 4YFN, the space dedicated to startups and investment, together with the CLiC and GRIHO research groups.

Barcelona’s Education Fair (Saló de l’Ensenyament) celebrates its 34th edition. The AccessCat Network will be showcasing technology and accessibility solutions on the 27th of March.