Digitalisation holds great promise especially for complex ecosystems like the aviation value chain (aircraft, air traffic control – ATC, airports). By teaming up with their human counterparts (pilots, ATC operators, airport operators), digital assistants (DAs) can support the execution of tasks to ensure safe and efficient operations in complex scenarios. The project will develop three AI based solutions: an airborne digital assistant to support crew and single pilot operations; an ATC digital assistant to support more efficient and green tower operations; and an airport digital assistant will increase the level of automation in airports, enhancing safety and security for intrusion detection scenarios.
Industrial research PROJECT
JARVIS- Just a rather very intelligent system
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PROJECT ID
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JARVIS |
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PROJECT TYPE
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Industrial research |
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FLAGSHIP
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Artificial intelligence for aviation |
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STATUS
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Ongoing |
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SESAR PROGRAMME
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Digital European Sky |
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PROJECT DURATION
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2023-06-01 > 2026-05-31 |
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TOTAL COST
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€15.762.359,50 |
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EU CONTR.
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€10.847.805,53 |
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GRANT ID
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101114692 |
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PARTICIPANTS
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Collins Aerospace Ireland, Deep Blue, Nextant Applications & Innovative Solution, Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali (CIRA), Indra Sistemas Sa, Enaire, Athens International Airport, Airbus Defence and Space , Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, Enav, Leonardo, Boeing Aerospace Spain, Ecole Nationale De L' Aviation Civile (ENAC), Eurocontrol, Swedavia, Stichting Koninklijk Nederlands Lucht - En Ruimtevaartcentrum |
JARVIS- Just a rather very intelligent system