13.2.2026

New report on universal design and inclusive Citiverse development

Based on user research with families of children with disabilities, the report identifies structural barriers to participation in city and event environments and outlines how open, interoperable and scalable digital solutions can strengthen inclusiveness across urban contexts. Published by our project partner Our Normal Association, the report positions universal design as a foundational principle for developing digital twins and Citiverse environments.

17.9.2025

First test families in Citiverse

Families from the project’s test panel have now, for the first time, had the opportunity to explore the prototype being developed within the project. The prototype combines the City of Gothenburg’s digital twin with new technologies and universal design principles, aiming to create a new digital version of the city environments - Citiverse. It is […]

17.6.2025

Students exploring urban inclusion challenge

Collaboration with the University of Gothenburg provides new insights for the European Citiverses Uniting for Inclusiveness project. "What are the key differences and similarities between Gothenburg and other European cities in their approaches to inclusive urban development — and how can these insights be transformed by a digital twin solution?" This was the guiding question for […]

25.4.2025

Gathering feedback at the International Science Festival

At this year’s International Science Festival in Gothenburg, the European Citiverses Uniting for Inclusiveness project gave visitors a look at the first interactive digital prototype — offering a new way to explore urban spaces virtually. Festivalgoers were invited to experience Gothenburg’s event area through the project's digital environment, designed to promote inclusiveness and accessibility from the ground up. Engaging with citizens […]