Making our Workforce Fit for the Factory of the Future
FIT4FoF project aims at addressing workers’ needs, analysing technology trends across 6 industrial
areas of robotics, additive manufacturing, mechatronics/machine automation, data analytics, cybersecurity
and human machine interaction, to define new job profiles, which will inform education and
training requirements.
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Stay updated with the latest news and activities of the FIT4FoF project
"Training represents an important opportunity to expand the knowledge base of all employees"
Interview to Maria Tataru, member of ARCTIC and member of the FIT4FoF project.
CEAGA holds a co-design session to prepare its pilot
CEAGA organised during December a workshop with members of the companies of the Automotion Sector of Galicia to prepare its educational pilot.
ARCTIC brings together its working group to prepare its training pilot
At the end of October, the meetings that precede the realization of its Pilot started in ARCTIC (Romania).
"Companies are aware they need a high competence level to stay competitive in the global economy"
Interview to Anders Vestergaard, member of the University College of Denmark and member of the FIT4FoF project.
"These new jobs requires a multi-disciplinary knowledge, the STEM education is a good example"
Interview to Paulo Leitão, member of the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança and member of the FIT4FoF project.
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CeDRI and IPB will launch a paper on workforce skills at the International Conference on Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems
CeDRI and IPB, partner of the FIT4FoF project, launch the paper "Analysis of the Workforce Skills of the Factories of the Future" to be presented at the International Conference on Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems
Interview to Anna Rey (CFI)
Anna Rey answered some questions about the participation of the CFI in the FIT4FoF project.
The team meets in Paris for its 3rd Consortium Meeting
Highlights of the third meeting of the FIT4FoF consortium held in Paris on 19 and 20 November 2019
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The FIT4FoF project participated in the Skillman International Forum 2019
Members of CIT and S2i went to the Skillman International Forum and offered a training design workshop.
The FIT4FoF opened the survey to identify the skill gaps in the Factory of the Future
The skills survey to help us create a picture of the gaps in the industry has been launched.
We have reached 100 members of the Communities of Practice!
The Communities of Practice aims to bring together a community centered on the FIT4FoF and, in less than a year, we have reached the 100 members with whom to create that community.
New video about the meeting in Germany and a few words of the Communities
Images from the meeting celebrated in Germany in June and short interview to Sabine Hafner, person in charge of the development of the Communities of Practice in the project.
Participate in our survey to detail skills gap and identify future job profiles
The FIT4FoF project need people to participate in our survey to help us identify new work places
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FIT4FoF partners meet in Germany and celebrate a workshop on future trends
Summary of the meeting and workshop of the FIT4FoF project partners at the Steinbeis headquarters in Karlsruhe (Germany)
Digital catalog of initiatives for the training of workers 4.0
The Digital Upskilling Initiatives Catalogue aims to improve the skills of the workers of the Factory of the Future through collecting this initiatives from people around the world
We are looking for upskilling initiatives!
The Digital Upskilling Initiatives Catalogue aims to improve the skills of the workers of the Factory of the Future through collecting this initiatives from people around the world
Summary video of the Kick off meeting
A brief report about the situation of the project during the first meeting celebrated in the Nimbus Centre at Cork Institute of Technology (Ireland)
A new EU Project will prepare workers for over 100 new job profiles in the Factory of the Future
A consortium formed by 9 partners from 8 different countries will work in the European project FIT4FoF, supported by European Commission in the next 3 years.
