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JUST A RATHER VERY INTELLIGENT SYSTEM

Descrizione del progetto

Elevare la sicurezza dell’aviazione con l’innovazione dell’intelligenza artificiale

Con la rapida diffusione dell’automazione e dell’intelligenza artificiale (IA) in tutti i settori industriali, l’aviazione non fa eccezione quanto a impatto. Dagli aerei al controllo del traffico aereo e agli aeroporti, è importante considerare questa ondata di digitalizzazione. L’integrazione dell’IA nell’aviazione comporta delle sfide. Servono soluzioni innovative per garantire operazioni sicure ed efficienti. In questo contesto, il progetto JARVIS, finanziato dall’UE, svilupperà e convaliderà tre soluzioni di assistenti digitali guidati dall’intelligenza artificiale (in volo, controllo del traffico aereo e aeroporto) per affrontare le sfide critiche della transizione dell’aviazione verso l’automazione, dando priorità alla sicurezza e all’efficienza operativa e dei costi. L’innovazione basata sull’intelligenza artificiale promette in particolare di aumentare l’automazione nella cabina di pilotaggio. Inoltre trasformerà le torri di controllo e aumenterà l’automazione negli aeroporti per potenziare il rilevamento delle intrusioni.

Obiettivo

The fast penetration of automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is boosting the adoption of autonomous systems across industries. Known as digitalisation, this trend is also rapidly changing aviation. Indeed, driven by the increasing complexity of the entire aviation ecosystem (aircraft, air traffic control – ATC, airports), digitalisation provides solutions in the form of Digital Assistants (DAs) that, by teaming with their human counterparts (pilots, ATC operators, airport operators), support the execution of tasks to ensure safe and profitable operations in complex scenarios. JARVIS Consortium – led by Collins Aerospace – aims at developing and validating three ATM solutions: an Airborne DA (AIR-DA, TRL4), an ATC-DA (TRL4), and an Airport DA (AP-DA, TRL6). The AIR-DA will increase the level of automation in the flight deck and thanks to AI-based actions will act as enabler towards reduced crew operations and single pilot operations. The adoption of the AIR-DA will allow pilots to deal with complex scenarios without compromising safety, security, while reducing the pilot workload. The ATC-DA will increase the level of automation in control towers, where environmental KPIs and the capacity management of airspace will benefit from the adoption of AI-based technologies. Finally, the AP-DA will increase the level of automation in airports, enhancing safety and security for intrusion detection scenarios. The adoption of AI-driven technologies in the aviation ecosystem represents an appealing concept but entails challenges. JARVIS will address key challenges common to the three different DAs: i) assured AI design, to deliver trustworthy, explainable, safe, and ethical decision-making algorithms; ii) Human AI Teaming, to deliver human-centric designs to maximise the teamwork between humans and autonomous systems; iii) big data and cloud infrastructures for the proper management of data moving from a centralised architecture to a more edge-to-cloud architectures.

Coordinatore

COLLINS AEROSPACE IRELAND, LIMITED
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 1 526 007,00
Indirizzo
PENROSE QUAY PENROSE WHARF PENROSE BUSINESS CENTRE FOURTH FLOOR
T23 Cork
Irlanda

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Regione
Ireland Southern South-West
Tipo di attività
Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 2 883 583,75

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