Category Archives: Ongoing Projects

WASABI

WASABI aims at providing SMEs with the tools and knowledge to improve workers capacities and performance, providing advanced user interfaces for continuous augmented hybrid-decision-making. Such interfaces assist employees in interacting with complex software, effectively reducing its skill floor. In consequence, humans will find using software easier and be more open to applying it effectively at work….

Themis 5.0

THEMIS 5.0 draws researchers and practitioners from diverse disciplines in order to secure that AI-driven hybrid decision support is trustworthy and takes place in accordance with the particular human user needs and moral values as well as adhere with the key success indicators of the embedding socio-technical environment. It implements an AI-driven, human-centered Trustworthiness Optimisation…

Greece 4.0

Greece4.0 is a Network of Excellence for the Development, Dissemination and Application of Digital Transformation Technologies in the Greek Manufacturing Industry. The goal of Greece4.0 is to help Greek manufacturing industry in their digital transformation towards the design and implementation of smart practices in their production facilities, related to digital automation. The Greece4.0 project will serve as Industry 4.0…

TERA6G

TERA6G: “TERAhertz integrated systems enabling 6G Terabit-per-second ultra-massive MIMO wireless networks”. PCRL participates in the TERA6G Project. TERA6G aims at developing disruptive photonic wireless transceivers enabling Terabit-per-second data throughput capacity and massive Multiple-Input/Multiple-Output multi-antenna techniques operating in the millimeter-wave (30 GHz to 300 GHz) and Terahertz (300 GHz to 3 THz) bands of the spectrum,…

HellasQCI

HellasQCI: “Deploying advanced national QCI systems and networks in Greece”. PCRL participates in the HellasQCI Project. HellasQCI project aims to deploy advanced National QCI systems and networks. Its architecture comprises of three metropolitan test-sites located at major cities of Greece namely: ΗellasQCI-Central (Athens), HellasQCI-North (Thessaloniki) and HellasQCI-South (Heraklion-Crete). Each test-site is divided into Governmental and…

PARALIA

PARALIA: “Photonic Multi-beam Beamforming Technology enabling Radar/Lidar Multisensor Fusion platforms for Aerospace and Automated Driving applications”. PCRL participates in the PARALIA Project. PARALIA will enable an agile, low-cost, and energy-efficient multi-sensor combining Radar and Lidar technologies will re-architect the sensors ecosystem, upgrading their capabilities and enabling ultra-high resolution at ultra-long distances crucial for current and…

SoftGrip project

SoftGrip Project came into existence to bring about a technological shift to the fresh food industry. The implementation of Artificial Intelligence innovation and robotic automation can facilitate delicate harvesting, boost production, and decrease labour costs for European SMEs in the mushroom farming sector. The intelligent soft gripper, having embedded sensing and actuation while equipped with skill-transfer capabilities…

DIOPTRA

Early Dynamic Screening for Colorectal Cancer via Novel Protein Biomarkers Reflecting Biological Initiation Mechanisms. DIOPTRA seeks to revolutionize colorectal cancer (CRC) screening by offering a non-invasive, accessible, and personalized risk estimation through liquid biopsies. The aim is to identify high-risk cases that require colonoscopy, increase participation rates, and improve early detection. Why CRC? Colorectal cancer…

Bio-Streams

Bio-Streams constitutes a holistic solution addressing all checkpoints on: Health data management (i. collection, ii. curation, iii. de-identification, iv. harmonization, iii. maintenance, iv. regulatory), Knowledge handling (i. access, ii. analysis, iii. transfer, iv. exploitation / reinforcement), Risk assessment (biomarkers for metabolic outcomes), Prevention & healthy-living interventions (i. nutrition, ii. exercise, iii. psychology) and Community awareness…

BIO-PHOENIX

BIO-PHOENIX is a EU H2020 project funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie RISE action, has a budget of 1,324,800€ and a duration of four years, from July 2019 to April 2025. BIO-PHOENIX aims to develop a fundamentally novel computational model for reconstructing complex software systems, following some massive internal failure or external infrastructure damage. Recovering system…

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