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Lyon 3 Jean Moulin University, as part of the INCLUDE project (demoES France 2030), has marked a decisive turning point in its commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
In January 2023, the school chose to deploy Evelity, a solution to help with orientation and location, on its Manufacture des Tabacs campus, which is used by 28,000 students each year.
Here's a look back at the success of this project!
We are very pleased to announce our partnership with the Sofitel Lyon and the Accor and Accor Invest groups. Together we are exploring ways to make their hotels more accessible to people with disabilities! An important issue for 2024...
The welcoming capacity of a hotel is necessarily very strong on the human level. We wanted to focus on giving back autonomy to people with specific needs (a foreigner in a building with signage that is not in his native language, a person with motor, hearing or visual disabilities).
Since June, our teams have been focusing on the Evelity experience in the metro as part of the pilot project we are running in two metro stations, Bellecour and Grange Blanche.
It was not without a few drops of sweat 💦 that we managed to deliver an inclusive wayfinding system for travelers inside a metro (originally only for the visually impaired)!
And the efforts have paid off, because the users feedbacks is amazing! The results are a pleasant surprise 🎇 We thank them for their help...
It's already been more than 6 months since the new courthouse of the city of Paris is equipped with our Evelity solution.
The city of Paris and Bouygues Construction wanted to deliver a building that was accessible to people with disabilities. But they also wanted to offer a wayfinding experience in the building, a 3.0 signage for all their visitors and professionals who come and go everyday.
We have a great collaboration announcement to make for this new year! Our team is working on improving the visitor experience of the Maison Victor Hugo museum with the Evelity application.
This magnificent museum, full of stories about the life of Victor Hugo, located on Place des Vosges in Paris, is a member of the Paris Museums group. For several years, it has been working towards granting access to universal culture for all. After implementing many measures towards inclusion for all, which resulted in being awarded with the 4 “Tourism and Disability” certification labels, the museum wanted to go even further.
The solution Evelity naturally became the obvious choice. We were on site a few days ago and we took the opportunity to interview Thierry Renaudin, general secretary and director of the "accessibility for all" project…