Descrizione del progetto
Rendere i robot immuni agli attacchi informatici
I robot svolgono un ruolo sempre più rilevante nella vita quotidiana, sia nel settore domestico che in quello industriale. La loro funzione nella transizione del settore verso l’automazione è fondamentale. Tuttavia, i robot sono vulnerabili agli attacchi informatici, il che significa che le aziende sono esposte a perdite finanziarie, spionaggio industriale e sicurezza limitata. Questo accade perché i problemi di sicurezza informatica sono stati ampiamente ignorati in questo settore. Coordinato da ALIAS ROBOTICS, il progetto RIS, finanziato dall’UE, ritiene che sia indispensabile creare uno scudo per i robot contro le minacce informatiche. Robot Immune System (RIS) si riferisce all’hardware creato dalla società. Emulando il sistema immunitario umano, impedisce gli attacchi informatici che tentano di sfruttare le vulnerabilità del robot.
Obiettivo
The new era of robotics is invading our factories, homes, hospitals and productive companies. Although the consumer sector is gaining importance with the introduction of domestic robots such as drones or home appliances, the industrial sector is the largest robotics market and has the highest market share. Industrial robots are helping the migration of the industry to automatization of difficult and repetitive tasks and connected robots are improving productive ratios in a more globalized world. However, the remarckable growth has brought other problems related to security as no solutions are caring about robot vulnerabilities. Cybercrime in robotics could cause a company lose hundreds of thousands of euros, industrial expionage or even worst, can affect into robots operation. Robots cyberattacks may cause physical damage to near operators, compromising safety.
Robot manufacturers or traditional cybersecurity companies are neglecting cybersecurity leaving security issues up to end users, which are the most vulnerable in the value chain of robotics.
ALIAS ROBOTICS is a young firm, founded by a group of experienced entrepreuners with the firm idea that robot cybersecurity is a must. Following this commitment, ALIAS developed the Robot Immune System (RIS), a bioinspired hardware solution which mimics the defensive principle of the human immune system to protect and prevent attackers exploit vulnerabilities in robots. RIS system is oriented to robot end-users and integrates a Artificial Immune framework which empowers Artificial Intelligence to create the next generation robot security. RIS cognitive model has a filed European patent (EP18382834) in all EU countries which will guarantee its protection and its commercial activity in the targeted markets, ensuring its commercialization. ALIAS ROBOTICS' impact is expected to grow 30 M€ in turnover and creating around 180 direct jobs and more than 200 indirect jobs in supplying companies.
Campo scientifico
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesartificial intelligence
- medical and health sciencesbasic medicineimmunology
- social scienceseconomics and businessbusiness and managementbusiness models
- engineering and technologyelectrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineeringelectronic engineeringroboticsautonomous robotsdrones
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencescomputer security
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