FuturCRAFT
Strengthening Research, Technological Development and Innovation
- Deutsch
- English
- Italiano
- Project duration: -
- Project status: finished
- Funding:
ITAT1042 | INTERREG IT - AT | Axis 1 - Research and innovation
- Total project budget: €537,000.00
- Institute: Center for Advanced Studies
Project description
The aim of the project "FuturCRAFT - Strengthening Research, Technological Development and Innovation" is to define possible future scenarios of occupational profiles in the skilled crafts sector and to present them in a tangible way. Thanks to these scenarios, a basic understanding of the future development of skilled crafts professions is to be created and concretely shown how employees can qualify for the digital world of work. The project is intended to create the basis for craft enterprises in the project regions to become actively involved in shaping Craft 4.0 in their companies and to qualify their employees for the digital world of work.
The FuturCRAFT project is funded within the framework of the EU project Interreg V-A Italia-Austria 2014-2020.
Funding
INTERREG IT-AT – Axis 1 Research and Innovation
Partner
- lvh Bildung und Service Gen. (Lead Partner) (IT)
- Eurac Research, (Center for Advanced Studies) (IT)
- Confartigianato Vicenza (IT)
- t2i - Technologie Transfer und Innovation,Veneto (IT)
- ITG Salzburg (Innovations- und Technologietransfer Salzburg) (A)
Scientific Output
Film production: The Craft of the Future
It is not about adapting to the present, but about shaping the future. For craft enterprises, digitalisation opens up an incredible variety of opportunities that need to be exploited. The Interreg project FuturCRAFT aimed to create a basic understanding of the future development of craft professions and to show how employees can qualify for the digital world of work. In the film "The Craft of the Future", seven innovative companies and their approach to digitalisation are presented. The film was produced in German and Italian.
Ingrid Kofler
Project Manager
Daria Habicher
Researcher
Maximilian Walder
Researcher
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