Horizon Europe Project

Enhancing Accessibility and Sustainability in Smart Cities and Smart Buildings:

​The Universal Accessibility Suite Initiative​

News & Events

AccesS showcases accessible e-mobility at Power2Drive Europe 2026

Jul 28, 2026

From 23–25 June 2026, our partners from Hive Power represented the project at Power2Drive Europe 2026 in Munich, Germany.

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AccesS represented at the ECTP Conference 2026!

Jul 21, 2026

Last May, our partners from IsZEB represented AccesS at the ECTP Conference 2026 in Brussels, Belgium.

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​​​About​​

The project aims to revolutionize the accessibility and inclusivity of smart buildings and smart cities with the groundbreaking Universal Accessibility Suite initiative. By leveraging advanced technologies and innovative solutions like AI, BIM, and GIS, AccesS aims to create barrier-free environments, facilitate smooth mobility, and enable equal access to essential services and facilities. Furthermore, AccesS aspires to deliver innovations supporting the inclusive, adaptive, and sustainable operation of the built environment in order to optimize building operations in an adaptive manner depending on the needs of its users and addresses e-mobility and micro-mobility to facilitate accessible and inclusive transportation options.

​The operational objectives of the project are to:

  • formulate the basis of a user-centred design approach for social inclusion and accessibility in Smart Cities and Smart Buildings,
  • deliver digital innovations for the design of accessible, inclusive, and sustainable Built Environments,
  • promote inclusive, adaptive, and sustainable building operation and mobility management under the Smart City context,
  • standardized Framework for Inclusive and Accessible Built Environments in the European Union,
  • fostering Innovation, Public Awareness, and Industry Collaboration for Accessible Built Environments,
  • demonstrate and evaluate the Universal Accessibility Initiative in Smart Cities.​
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