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Nautil becomes a partner in the AIMused project: artificial intelligence in the service of accessible tourism

We are proud to announce that Nautil has joined the international consortium delivering the AIMused project. It is an innovative initiative in the Baltic Sea region that combines modern technology with social...

Nautil partners the AIMused project: Artificial intelligence in the service of accessible tourism

We are proud to announce that Nautil has joined the international consortium delivering the AIMused project. It is an innovative initiative in the Baltic Sea region that combines modern technology with social responsibility.

The aim of the project is to improve the accessibility of tourist and educational attractions. Together with partners from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Lithuania, we will work on solutions that use artificial intelligence (AI) to make museums, science centres and other cultural venues welcoming to every visitor, regardless of age, ability or cognitive needs.

As the technology partner, Nautil will contribute its experience in building digital tools that help break down barriers and make discovering the world more intuitive. The project is co-financed by the Interreg South Baltic 2021–2027 programme.

Read on for details of our role in this undertaking and a full description of the project's objectives.

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International project

AIMused – accessibility and artificial intelligence in museums

Nautil is the technology partner in a project in which, together with institutions from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Lithuania, we are building AI-based solutions that make museums and tourist attractions accessible to everyone.

More about the AIMused project
Interreg South Baltic. Co-funded by the European Union

Project co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund under the Interreg South Baltic 2021–2027 programme.