The use of artificial intelligence, computer learning and apps are
becoming normal in the design, construction, operation and maintenance
phases of our infrastructure. For this reason, it is increasingly
important that we make sure our technologies are inclusive and relevant
for all its users.
The transportation infrastructure domain is today still predominantly
‘male’ and ‘masculine’ which reflects in an unbalanced workforce and may result
in organizational structures and technological solutions that are optimized
towards the male perspective.
With the increase of digitization a general
increase in data dependency occurs which may further aggravate the risk that
the transportation infrastructure field is optimized for only half the
population.
Campus2030 is actively integrating an awareness of the gender data gap within its digitization activities, which will contribute to a diminished risk of data-bias.
Campus 2030 will make the platform accessible for research and detailed analyses on how male and female users experience the digital tools and augmented realities differently.
Gender aspects will be taken account in all of Campus2030 communications, activities and events.
Partners
maria@atomena.se
vinutha@womeninai.co