Ideation Workshops

People with disabilities meet people who are interested in finding innovative ideas together.

The Innovation Booster Technology and Special Needs offers workshops to facilitate the identification of innovative ideas.

Through this workshop, people concerned by the disability meet people interested in the theme. Based on the needs identified in the first phase, these people imagine innovative solutions. These concrete innovation ideas can be submitted to the Innovation Booster and give rise to real projects.

Participation in these workshops is free.

All concerned and interested persons are invited to participate in these workshops. This means:

  • people with disabilities
  • Family caregivers
  • Professionals in the field of social work, care and nursing
  • engineers
  • architects
  • designers
  • web designers
  • computer technicians
  • creators
  • makers
  • and all interested people…

Upcoming workshops

Robotics and Disability
Exoskeleton Day

Tuesday 18 June 2024, Lausanne

The theme of this event is “Optimization of Exoskeleton Design through Exploration of Ergonomic Principles and Control Modes”.

The event is held in French and is free to attend.

 

Event co-organised with the Innovation Booster Robotics.

Click on the buttons below to access the programme and the registration form (Innovation Booster Robotics website).

Accessibility of information
in the public space

Thursday 20 June 2024, 2pm – 4.30pm

Université de Fribourg, Bâtiment PER21, Salle B130
Boulevard de Pérolles 90, 1700 Fribourg

The workshop is held in French and is free to attend.
Registration is now closed. Thank you for your understanding.

Workshop co-organised with the Institute of Multilingualism of the University of Fribourg.

The workshop is on the theme of “Facilitating communication to promote independence of movement in public spaces“.

A needs assessment workshop was held at the beginning of the year on the same theme.
You can find the summary (in French) by clicking on the “Synthesis” button below.

You do not need to have attended the first workshop to take part in this one.

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