In this reporting period the following results have been achieved:
- Accomplishment of the first two temporal milestones (MS2 and MS3)
- Succesfully delivered 6 deliverables. (2 Month 6 and 4 on M12)
- 1 high impact non-peer reviewed publication has been submitted to Arxiv and published.
- An Open source item has been made available for the community (CAI) in Github, with more than 1300 stars.
https://github.com/aliasrobotics/cai(opens in new window)- Direct engagement of the required stakeholders (Denso, Taurob, ABB, Mercedes, Johnshon and Johnson, Telefonica, Vicrila and HPE, among others).
WP specific work has included:
- WP1 has yielded a full scalable SW architechture at the RIS core software stack and the needed developments to fit in the new modules, including the groundbreaking GenAI based cybersecurity module (agentic tool) called CAI, able to automate some aspects of robot cybersecurity and deception, able to deceive cyberattacker to simulated robot instances.
- WP2 has already yielded a first prototype of "RIS edge" hardware that allows our technology to scale to cornercase robots and the required adjacent technology to be deployed at the industrial edge, including our own Model, Alias0 (Model-of-Models LLM) that ensures the privacy and self sovereignty of data.
- WP3 has created the basis for centralized RIS management, connectors to other adyacent solutions and SOCs via APIs and kicked of work in pilots and demo cases in representative environments.
- WP4 has worked in creating grounds for the soft market landing of the project technology, ensuring cooperators, partners and pilots across selected venues with focus in cybersecurity and robotics. Several project partners have been ensured with major robot OEMs and industrial stakeholders. This WP has also ensured smooth alignment with the relevant technical standards, ensuring compliance with technical standard in industrial cybersecurity IEC62443, in particular with part 4 SL1.
- WP5 has looked after the whole project allignment and delivery, including planning of resource consumption, strategic project direction, sound IPR management, successful reporting and excellent project communication.
