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With a total of four universities and 23 partner companies and associations from Saxony and Brandenburg, the PAL (PerspektiveArbeit Lausitz) project aims to play an active role in shaping structural change in the Lausitz region. The creation of sustainable, competitive and people-centred work activities and jobs using data-based assistance systems, as well as the development of digital support tools for the world of work and for use in labour market research, are intended to generate practical solutions for businesses in Lusatia, but also in other regions, and to support them through change processes in a way that is neutral in terms of competition.
Anyone who would like to experience the project, the results achieved so far and the researchers involved first-hand will have the opportunity to do so over three days the week after next.
On 26 September, from 3.00 pm to 8.00 pm, the ICM – Institut Chemnitzer Maschinen- und Anlagenbau e.V. is hosting a partnership fair. The event will focus on the latest trends and solutions in the fields of artificial intelligence and work research; there will also be guided tours of the SME solutions on display (e.g. ‘Reaching into the box’ or automated laser welding) in the application centre.
Please register for the event via the following link:
PAL Cooperation Fair – AI Research for the World of Work
On the following two days, 27 and 28 September 2023, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences, together with its partners, will be presenting the PAL Competence Centre at the ‘all about automation’ trade fair at the Chemnitz Exhibition Centre. At stand 1-125, interested visitors to the trade fair can find out about the project’s initiatives and gain an insight into the various areas of focus within the PAL project. The competence centre focuses in particular on data-driven, adaptive assistance systems which can be used, for example, for transport optimisation, fault detection, digital knowledge management, capacity requirements or energy forecasting within companies, in order to relieve people of routine tasks and stress. The project also focuses on recruiting skilled workers in the Lusatia region. Visitors to the trade fair will gain an overview of the possibilities for integrating AI into the manufacturing sector and thereby supporting, training and relieving the workload of employees. There are several approaches and concepts for this, which will be presented at the stand, amongst other places.