In the 3rd Plenary Meeting of the See Far project, held in Ioannina (Greece) on the 16th & 17th of January 2020, one of the most important sessions of the meeting was that dedicated to bringing together ‘physically’, for the 1st time, some of the ‘key’ HW components of the overall solution, with the aim to identify related interoperability/integration difficulties and to draw important conclusions…
See Far third Plenary Meeting in Ioannina/Greece, 16 and 17 January 2020
Moving the entire consortium toward Ioannina was a real adventure as some of us travelled two days and waited hours for the connecting flight. It was not the very surprising when we met all partners in front of the same gate for Ioannina to take the only plane we could take. The meeting actually started at that moment with the relaxing and positive vibrations that…
El Economista about See Far project
A project to improve the quality of life of people with visual impairments This new tool aims to be an unobtrusive solution in its design The See Far project, included in the Horizon 2020 framework program of the European Union, aims to provide support to the elder active population with visual impairments. Its development is carried out by a consortium formed by 12 partners from…
The See Far project consortium held its second plenary meeting in Madrid, on the days 10 and 11 of July 2019
The meeting took place in a hospital belonging to one of the partners of the consortium (OHSJD) The partners presented the main outcomes from the work packages so far, discussed and agreed on the most relevant questions, worked together on specific topics, made a general assessment of the project and planned next steps. The periodic Executive Board and General Assembly meetings were also held. Author:…