AI REDGIO

With the aim of coordinating already existing significant outcomes and the evolution of manufacturing toward Industry 5.0, of cloud AI technologies to AI-at-the-Edge, of Horizon2020 to Horizon Europe, AI REDGIO 5.0 maintains the momentum of AI technology adoption in Manufacturing SMEs. The pillars on which the project is built, lie in the outcomes of:

The overall objective of AI REDGIO 5.0 project is to enable competitive AI-at-the-Edge digital transformation of Industry 5.0 Manufacturing SMEs. While the list of individual goals is composed by:

1. Conceptual framework and reference architecture for AI-at-the-edge Industry 5.0 applications and experimentations, through the development of methods and tools, maturity assessments, 6ps pathway specification and AI skills
2. Secure and trustworthy edge-to-cloud continuum data and computational space for highly distributed AI applications
3. Interoperability by design with the pan-EU AI-on-demand platform and its ecosystem of H2020 and HE innovation actions
4. Transition from regional DIHs to a network of EDIHs in AI for manufacturing
5. Test-before-invest experiments in AI Didactic Factories and TEF (Testing and Experimentation Facilities) for SME-driven applications
6. Support the transition towards sustainability, through the ecosystem development and replication to SMEs

In order to show and exploit the benefits of applying Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing, three types of experiments will be conducted:
• TEchnology and REgulatory SAndboxes (TERESA) experiments in the Didactic Factories of 14 Regions
• SME-driven experiments in selected 7 Regions by project’s partners
• 20 additional SMEs-driven experiments as outcome of the two waves of Open Calls All of them are supervisioned and coordinated by a common methodology and by a shared framework for defining and measuring Key Performance Indicators.

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