Reliable AI for Marine Robotics
- Andrzej Wasowski(PI),
- Laura Weihl(CoI),
- Mahya Mohammadi Kashani(CoI),
- Sergio Daniel Quijano(CoI),
- Mahsa Varshosaz(CoI),
- Luiza Ribeiro Marnet(CoI)
Project:
Research
Project status
Finished
Description
Robot designers are increasingly relying on Artificial Intelligence methods to make robots more robust. AI, in contrast to classical control, allows robots to adapt better to changing or noisy condition (noise here may mean friction in movement, imprecision of localization, imprecision of actuation etc.). Unfortunately, at the same time, AI, reduces trustworthiness of robots, as it is very hard to predict their behavior ahead of time, and assure safety. This is particularly difficult for robots that are learning during operation.
This consortium, consisting of leading robotics, AI, and software safety research labs in Europe, will train research experts in methods for assuring safety for machine learning based controllers, including online-learning and transfer-learning controllers. It will be supported by large European robotics players in robotics market who are the receiving stakeholders for such safety assurance methods.
This consortium, consisting of leading robotics, AI, and software safety research labs in Europe, will train research experts in methods for assuring safety for machine learning based controllers, including online-learning and transfer-learning controllers. It will be supported by large European robotics players in robotics market who are the receiving stakeholders for such safety assurance methods.
Project Information
Project Type
Research
Project Collaborators
- University of Oslo
- RWTH Aachen University
- Delft University of Technology
- University of Bremen
- Aarhus University
- University of Porto
- German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
- EIVA
- ROSEN TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH CENTERGMBH
- OceanScan
- KRG Kraken Robotik GmbH
- DNV GL Group
- Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto (ISEP)
Acronym
REMAROTime Period
01/12/2020 – 30/04/2025Status
FinishedID
External Project ID: 956200
Funding Details
REMARO - Reliable AI for Marine Robotics H2020 MSCA-ITNAward
FundersAmounts
European Commission
227580470 DKK