The network participates in Smart City with the groups TransMedia Catalonia (UAB), CLiC (UB), TraDiLex (UPF), TRACTE (UVic-UCC), TALN (UPF), Nodes (UOC) and MiA (i2Cat) to showcase their technologies and solutions, reaffirming their commitment to communicative accessibility in the field of smart cities.
The group TransMedia Catalonia will participate in a matchmaking session between research groups, startups, and businesses during the UAB Innovation Week, an initiative that focuses on transferring the knowledge generated by researchers from the entire campus.
The New European Media (NEM) is a telecommunications technology platform that meets annually at the NEM Summit to set strategic agendas in the sector. Researchers Anna Matamala (TransMedia Catalonia), Mario Montagud, and Sergi Fernández (MiA) will participate.
The AccessCat Network serves as a bridge between the world of research and the social and business fabric. That’s why we want to meet with all of you at the 2nd AccessCat Innovation Day.
It will take place on November 25 at Hub Social BCN. A day bringing together research groups, partner organizations, companies, and institutions interested in the field of communicative accessibility to share ideas, innovation, technology, research, and problem-solving. A morning of research, innovation, and networking in accessibility. Will you join us? Reserve your spot.
The AccessCat Network returns to the Smart City Expo World Congress 2025 with seven research groups: TransMedia Catalonia, CLiC, TraDiLex, TRACTE, TALN, Nodes, and MiA. Come learn about their research on communicative accessibility in smart cities.
AccessCat's researchers will be participating in this year's edition of SAGA, Catalonia's gaming fair, with workshops and showcases of various projects based on their video game accessibility research.
The research group TransMedia Catalonia organises a session on the ethical and legal considerations of artificial intelligence within the framework of Digital@UNGA 2025, an event hosted by the UN at its headquarters in New York to discuss digital advances and how to put them at the service of people.
