Knowledge HubOpen Access to EnduRAI Publications, Deliverables, and Project Materials
Access all publicly available resources from PRIME-6G, from scientific publications and project deliverables, to presentations, and visual identity materials.
Brandbook
The EnduRAI brand book outlines the project’s mission, vision, target audiences, and brand personallity. It also defines the project’s visual identity, including the logo, colour palette, typography, and mockups.
Author: AUSTRALO
Templates
Editable templates developed for the enduRAI EU project. The templates support the preparation of project documentation, internal coordination, reporting, communication, dissemination, and exploitation activities. They are shared as reusable resources to improve consistency, efficiency, and quality in EU project workflows
Author: AUSTRALO
Logos
The official ENDURAI EU project logos for use in dissemination, communication, and branding materials. The files are shared to ensure consistent and correct visual identity across project outputs.
Author: AUSTRALO
Press Release #1
Press release file for the EnduRAI project, an EU-funded Horizon Europe initiative focused on human-centric AI augmentation for manufacturing. The document announces the project launch and briefly outlines its aim to support safer, smarter, and more inclusive industrial work environments.
Author: AUSTRALO
Deliverable 8.1 – Project Page & Branding
This deliverable presents the brand book, design, and launch of the EnduRAI project’s public page and visual identity, developed under Work Package 8 (Dissemination, Exploitation, and Policy Impact). It explains the main branding elements (such as logo, colour scheme, typography, and document templates) and how they are applied consistently across the project page and other communication materials to create a clear and recognisable brand for the project. It also describes the structure, core content sections, and basic technical features of the project page, showing how it supports visibility, partner collaboration, and dissemination of project results while respecting EU funding open access requirements.
Author: Antonis Sapountzis (AUSTRALO)