Projects about Artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and advanced robotics are opening new horizons in all sectors of industry, in terms of both developing novel manufacturing techniques, as well as overhauling the interaction between human workers and automated tools. A CORDIS Results Pack presents the first innovative results of 13 ongoing (or recently finished) Horizon 2020 projects that are leading the way in embedding AI applications into industry.

CONTENT4ALL, a H2020 project, has been awarded the prestigious NAB Technology Innovation Award. The project aims at automating sign language interpreting using novel technologies and AI algorithms. The NAB accolade rewards organizations that bring advanced technology exhibits presenting advanced research and development projects in communications technologies that have not yet been commercialized.

The EU-funded project INSENSION is designing and developing an ICT platform that enables persons with profound and multiple learning disabilities to use digital services. To do so, it uses advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and the internet of things.

Cutting-edge software technology developed by the European project CLASS is now being tested on connected cars in the Modena Automotive Smart Area (MASA), a real urban laboratory in northern Italy. The CLASS framework is powering compelling smart city applications, from digital traffic signs and smart parking to air pollution simulation and pedestrian avoidance applications.

The Shadow Robot Company designs and develops highly dexterous robotic hands that are as realistic as possible to human hands and makes them available to researchers within the Human Brain Project. The goal is to integrate them into the robots of the future.

The project has built a robot that interacts with children with autism and helps them learn about showing emotions.

The Alfred project created a personal assistant that elderly people can interact with online.

The WiMUST project devised new technologies for marine surveying.

The Bots2Rec project is creating a robotic system to remove asbestos from buildings.

The Murab project is developing technology that will make it possible to take more accurate biopsies and diagnose cancer and other illnesses faster.