2026–2029 / PROJECT JOURNEY
Connected work from research to learning and reuse.
Connected areas of work guide the project from curriculum design to sustainable access.
PROJECT TIMELINE
M1 of 36
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Time elapsed since 1 October 2026. This is a calendar indicator, not a measure of completed project work.
PROJECT AREA
Governance & quality assurance
The consortium coordinates delivery and reviews quality throughout the project.
PROJECT AREA
Needs analysis & curriculum
Partners identify skills needs and shape a shared robotics curriculum.
PROJECT AREA
Digital training & simulation
The project develops XR scenarios, digital twins and AI safety learning.
PROJECT AREA
Pilots & optimization
Learners test the materials and partners refine the experience using feedback.
PROJECT AREA
Dissemination & sustainability
The consortium shares results and plans lasting access to the learning resources.
CONSORTIUM MEETINGS
Partners meet across Europe to move the project forward.
Vienna, Austria
Kick-off
Tallinn, Estonia
Technical and curriculum review
Dublin, Ireland
Pilot optimization
Heraklion, Greece
Final European summit
HOW WE WILL MEASURE SUCCESS
Clear targets for the project.
These are planned targets, not results already achieved. The consortium reviews progress every quarter and reports to the National Agency.
5 + 1
Module badges and one course certificate
100+
Pilot learners
4,000+
Cumulative website visits
5
Years of public access after the project ends, through September 2034
The course certificate and the 5 ECTS micro-credential are separate. The micro-credential requires additional assessed work and is issued by a partner university under the agreed criteria.
After 2029: keeping the results in use
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Partner universities plan to integrate the modules into regular programmes and continue sharing teaching skills.
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The stackable, EQF-referenced micro-credential and selected modules can support further study and professional learning.
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The website, platform and open resources are planned to stay available until at least 30 September 2034, with TU Wien responsible for continuity.
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A follow-up review 12 months after the project ends will examine continued use by universities and learners.
Co-funded by the European Union
AI.ROBOTECH is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus+ KA220-HED — Cooperation Partnerships in Higher Education (2026–2029).
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or OeAD-GmbH. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
AI.ROBOTECH
Safe autonomous robotics through ROS 2 and immersive simulation.
Erasmus+ KA220-HED · 2026–2029
1 October 2026 – 30 September 2029
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