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EdgeAI-Trust EU Project

EdgeAI-Trust aims to further develop artificial intelligence (AI) in such a way that the public's trust in AI can be increased. AI decisions should be explainable and comprehensible. The main focus is on AI systems that function without cloud support, i.e. “on the edge”.

Description

Develop a trustworthy domain-independent AI architecture

The architecture will support the development of collaborative AI-based systems with orchestration, upgradeability, manageability, reliability, real time, safety, security, and energy efficiency. The architecture will support a continuum of heterogeneous AI-based algorithms and devices along standard APIs for interoperability and trusted exchange. This will range from sensor-actuation, large scale device-connected systems, edge processing units to the cloud. While the architecture is domain-independent, it will enable domainspecific instantiations for trustworthy collaborative AI systems.

Create reliable and collaborative large-scale edge AI solutions

Develop the next generation decentralized HW/SW edge AI technologies, with a particular focus on safety-critical and security related systems. The technologies will support fully collaborative AI by allowing heterogeneous devices to learn, adapt at the edge to cognitive reasoning tasks. Decentralisation of resources and processes among different entities/devices enable dynamic reconfiguration of processes in a resource constrained environment.

Increase trustworthiness of edge AI solutions

Considering the upcoming EU AI Act, here the focus is on explainability, reliability, safety, security and robustness of edge AI solutions. We will achieve that by focusing on

  1. rigorous plausibility checks,
  2. monitoring of AI decisions and anomalies,
  3. explanation of situational awareness, and
  4. also include reliability and fault tolerance in a dynamic zero trust environment.

Optimization and validation of decentralized edge AI solutions

The goal is to provide methodology and tools that enable the optimization and validation of AI systems based on the EdgeAI‐Trust architecture and solutions from the development platforms to the finished product. Automation supports developers by taking care of the constraints (like accuracy, latency, resource constraints and reliability) due to the limitations of the edge AI systems. By that, rapid improvement and deployment of Edge AI‐based systems is provided.

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Project team

Dr. Amin Mazloumian, Etienne Gubler, Stephan Bachmann, Johannes Witzig, Janosch Morf, Simon Meli, Simon Elias Schneider

Project partners

Miromico AG; Uyan Electronics GmbH; HawAI.tech; Bee Mobility Solutions Otomotiv Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S.; Velti Platforms and Services Ltd.; Jožef Stefan Institute; Iotam Internet of Things Applications and Multi Layer Development Ltd.; SmartSol; Neotera S.R.L.; Hellenic Mediterranean University; Medisys Monoprosopi Ike; Büyütech Teknoloji San. ve Tic. A.S.; Smart Kontrol Sistemleri Ve Yazilim Anonim Sirketi; AVL Arastirma ve Mühendislik San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti.; TOFAS Türk Otomobil Fabrikasi; Sirris Collective centre of the Belgian technological industry; IVEX NV; TEGnology ApS; NVIDIA Denmark ApS.; Polytechnic University of Valencia; Clue Technologies; Fent Innovative Software Solutions; Rapita Systems; Solver Machine Learning S.L.; Technica Electronics Barcelona S.L.; TTTECHAuto Spain S.L.U; Barcelona Supercomputing Center; exida Development S.r.l; Avimecc S.p.A.; Interactive Fully Electrical Vehicles Srl; STMicroelectronics; University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne; Technext; Compagnie Vranken; Vranken-Pommery Production; ZettaScale Technology; STMicroelectronics Rousset SAS; STMicroelectronics Grenoble 2 SAS; Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH; Infineon Technologies Austria AG; AVL List GmbH; TTTech Computertechnik; TTTech Auto GmbH; Hochschule Offenburg; Hochschule Hamm-Lippstadt; Universität Siegen; Mulytic Ventures; Infineon Technologies AG; ZF Friedrichshafen; TTTech Auto Germany GmbH; Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt DLR e.V.; asvin GmbH

Project status

ongoing, started 06/2024

Institute/Centre

Institute of Embedded Systems (InES)

Funding partner

Horizon Europe

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