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The research group LSC Lab presents SIGN-HUB, a ground-breaking platform for sign language

SIGN-HUB is an online platform dedicated to sign language that provides useful resources for both professionals and the general public.

Accessibility transfer, research, and outreach: This was the AccessCat Innovation Day

On 13 December, the Network met with researchers, entities, and institutions to discuss accessibility from different viewpoints, ranging from current challenges to new services and technologies that provide solutions.

The GRIHO Research Group (UdL), winner of the II Call for Disruptive Solutions (2025)

Read more about The GRIHO Research Group (UdL), winner of the II Call for Disruptive Solutions (2025)

The project is Remote Usability Lab: Usability and Accessibility Evaluation of Web Systems (Web U+A Evaluation), led by researchers Afra Pascual and Marc Gonzalez (GRIHO). They will now be able to receive up to €20,000 to fund studies for its valorisation.

Researchers Toni Granollers, Afra Pascual, and Marc Gonzalez with the II Call for Disruptive Solutions winning diploma.

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These are the 18 research groups in the AccessCat Network

Read more about These are the 18 research groups in the AccessCat Network

Who are they? What do they do? What technologies, services, and educational resources do they offer? Learn more about AFIN Barcelona, CLiC, DiCode, DIDPATRI, GIAP, GRIHO, GTI, LSC Lab, MiA, Neolcyt, NODES, QURBIS, ReLaTe, STS-b, TALN, TRACTE, TraDiLex, and TransMedia Catalonia.

Cardboard cubes with the logos of the research groups of the Network decorate the CCCB at the AccessCat Innovation Day.

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The GRIHO Research Group (UdL), winner of the II Call for Disruptive Solutions (2025)

The winning project was Remote Usability Lab: Usability and Accessibility Evaluation of Web Systems (Web U+A Evaluation), conducted by researchers Afra Pascual and Marc Gonzalez.

Come to the AccessCat Innovation Day, a day of transfer, innovation, and networking on accessibility

On 13 December, at the CCCB, the Network will bring together research groups, affiliated entities, companies, and institutions interested in communicative accessibility.

AccessCat decalogue on accessibility to street art

Document that offers resources to guarantee access to street art

Projecte col·laboratiu

TraDiLex
TransMedia Catalonia

Infographic "More Accessible Museums and Heritage"

Recommendations to apply current legislation on accessibility and make content and facilities more accessible

Projecte col·laboratiu

DIDPATRI
TraDiLex
TransMedia Catalonia

The two disruptive solutions funded by AccessCat, winners of two 2024 Knowledge Industry grants

The PlanAccess (UPF) and SCRIBAL (UB) projects, winners of the I Call for Disruptive Solutions, have been awarded two grants from the Government of Catalonia.

Bilingualism FAQS (sign language-oral language)

Repository of questions and answers on bilingualism in Deaf children

Responsible Gemma Barberà

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