On 3 July, MUDEM took part in 'Digital for Kids & Teens: building a shared approach to innovation and responsibility', the closing event of the Digital for Kids & Teens Observatory's research programme at the Politecnico di Milano.
The event explored the impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence on the lives of children and young people, bringing together businesses, public institutions and experts to exchange their insights and best practices for designing products and services that support younger generations in an increasingly responsible and informed way.
As part of the round-table discussion on innovation trends and applications, MUDEM presented its financial education project, MUDEMverse – Tycoon and Time Travel!, taking the opportunity to illustrate the vision behind the game, the educational objectives that shaped its development, and to share the key feedback received from players since its launch.
The conference also provided a valuable forum for discussing the findings of the Observatory's 2025-2026 Research Report, which examines how children and young people engage with digital technologies, highlighting both the opportunities they create and the challenges they pose, and strategies for using them responsibly.
