Dear Readers,
JARVIS, a 4-year project funded by the Horizon Europe Programme, dedicated to advancing human-robot collaboration with a focus on user-centric principles, proudly announces its official launch. Under the coordination of LMS in Greece, a consortium of 16 organisations from diverse corners of Europe collaborates to establish JARVIS as a benchmark in collective expertise, bridging cutting-edge research and industrial applications.
In response to the escalating demand for flexible production, capitalising on the capabilities of both machinery and the human workforce becomes imperative for bolstering the competitiveness of the EU industry. The growing market of robots has adeptly responded to this need, providing collaborative solutions with varying characteristics in terms of payload, type and mobility. Technological advancements in perception and safety have paved the way for the coexistence of robots with humans.
JARVIS’ mission is to develop a reusable set of tools, facilitating AI-driven multimodal means of interaction.
Key objectives involve:
• Interfaces for Physical and Remote Information Exchange, Robot Control, and Programming
• Providing social skills to robotic platforms
• Demonstrating scalability of application and achieving economies at scale
Please share the press release below with your network to spread the word on new funding opportunities. The first Open Call is set to launch in the first half of 2025.
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