Polish Gminas Equip Schools with AI Labs Using EU Recovery Funds

The municipalities of Koźmin Wielkopolski and Lipno in Poland have received complete artificial‑intelligence laboratory kits for primary schools under the National Recovery Plan (KPO), financed by European Union funds. Each kit includes 16 laptops, a desktop AI server, a 75‑inch interactive monitor, UPS power backup, Wi‑Fi access points, HD cameras with microphones, a mobile charging cabinet and the necessary software.

In Koźmin Wielkopolski the equipment will be installed at the primary schools in Mokronos and Stara Obrze, while in Lipno it will serve the primary schools named after the Polish Army and the Polish Insurgents in Lipno and Wilkowice. The initiative, coordinated with the Ministry of Digitisation and the National Academic Computer Network (NASK), aims to modernise teaching methods, promote STEM education and improve digital skills among pupils.