ROUTINE
Living lab for the transfer of digital health applications and AI into healthcare
Start: 12/2018
End: 08/2021
Large-scale public projects that are planned and implemented without active citizen participation can come under sustained pressure to legitimize themselves if the needs and demands of later users and those directly affected in the surrounding area are not sufficiently considered.
The aim of the Take Part project is therefore to bring public construction projects closer to the citizens in the planning phase using a cost-efficient mixed reality platform. The combination of virtual and augmented reality simplifies access to technically complex content through visualization and interaction. In addition, they are given the opportunity to contribute their own ideas or upload content in situ and thereby configure it.
On the one hand, this allows the acceptance of construction projects to be increased, and on the other structured feedback can be obtained that significantly enhances the project quality and efficiency of its implementation. Moreover, the platform enables the involvement of all stakeholders in order to avoid errors in the planning and implementation of measures as well as facilitate the eventual finding of compromises.
Within the project, the FZI is responsible for the requirements analysis, conceptual development of the participation modules, interim and final evaluations as well as the scientific support.
In the Digital Participation and Democracy research focus the spotlight is on inclusive, modern and democratic forms of digital participation as well as the opportunities and challenges of digital democracy.
Funding notice:
The Take Part project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
Project partners:
Living lab for the transfer of digital health applications and AI into healthcare
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