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Technopolis Group

Automation technology is set to drastically change the future of work and the demand for skills. Technopolis Group, as part of the H2020  PILLARS project, is launching a Europe-wide Expert Group on Future Technologies, Skills and Inclusive Labour Markets. Its aim is to co-design evidence-based policies that will reap the future benefits of technological change.

Are you a policy maker, academic, representative of industry or civil society, working in the area of automation technology (such as artificial intelligence, Internet of things, robotics etc), labour markets, industrial transformation, education and skills? Then we would love to hear from you and discuss opportunities of joining the Expert Group.

The members of the Expert Group will play a crucial role in the PILLARS project. Their experiences, ideas and feedback on our findings and tools will influence a course of the project and its outputs.

For further information please contact Kleitia Zeqo.

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