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The GAMEON project
The GAMEON project
GAMEON is a 32-month initiative involving six partner organizations. The partners offer different areas of expertise, including autism research, software design, artificial intelligence, and autism advocacy. The project aims to improve the social communication, executive functions, and daily living skills of young autistic people through digital play. Key outputs include a methodology handbook, an innovative "blended" digital game, and specialized training for caregivers.
What are serious games?
What are serious games?
Serious games are digital applications designed for education, training, or social impact rather than pure entertainment. They combine engaging gameplay with structured learning or problem-solving objectives. Widely used in industry and corporate training, they have also proven effective for teaching social and cognitive skills to autistic individuals.
Partners
Partners
Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) is a multidisciplinary research institution specializing in the fields of technology, innovation, the humanities and social sciences, based in Trento. FBK is the coordinator of GAMEON.
Latvian Autism Association
Latvian Autism Association
Founded in 2006, Latvian Autism Association is a non-governmental organisation which aims to protect the rights and interests of autistic people in Latvia.
Asociación Autismo Burgos
Asociación Autismo Burgos
Asociación Autismo Burgos is a non-profit organisation in Burgos, Spain. Since 1984, it offers a range of services to autistic people and their families.
A Thousand Wishes Foundation
A Thousand Wishes Foundation
A Thousand Wishes Foundation, located in Belgrade, Serbia, was established in October 2018 by a group of family members of persons with autism.
Meeva
Meeva
Meeva, based in Trento, Italy, creates immersive games designed to foster social skills in neurodiverse teens while giving them the opportunity to practice self-regulation.
Autism-Europe
Autism-Europe
Autism-Europe, located in Brussels, Belgium, is an international association of 90 member autism organisations from 40 European countries. Its main objective is to advance the rights of autistic people and their families and to help them improve their quality of life.
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