JENII Project General Assembly

JENII
November 28
CNAM, Rue Saint-Martin, Paris, France
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Innovation

Join us for the third edition of the JENII project general assembly, open to everyone!

JENII is an innovative project led by Arts et Métiers, the CEA, CESI, and Cnam. Its goal is to create digital twins, virtual replicas of real work environments, for training purposes.

This event will be an opportunity to:

  • Discover the advances of digital twins
  • Share feedback and perspectives on the project's development
  • Meet experts and professionals in educational innovation

Registration is free but mandatory here

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