The JARVIS project, funded by the European Union, aims to advance human-robot collaboration (HRC) through AI-driven solutions developed on human-centric principles. It focuses on overcoming key barriers such as the limited adaptability of robots, the complexity of programming, and the limited HRC fluidity, creating innovative tools that make human-robot interaction more intuitive, efficient, and scalable. JARVIS provides modular AI-driven modules to enhance robot perception, control, and enable multimodal human-robot interaction, which are validated in four high-impact large-scale pilots coming from the aeronautics, automotive, nuclear, and offshore energy sectors.

We encourage you to complete the JARVIS Project Survey! Your input will be essential in identifying challenges, refining solutions, and accelerating the adoption of these technologies across Europe. Insights from the survey will be used as a foundation for the selection of topics and challenges for the JARVIS Open Call 2.

The survey combines multiple-choice and open-ended questions to explore perspectives on adoption barriers, skill gaps, and practical applications of JARVIS modules. All responses will remain confidential, and findings will be presented only in aggregate form. 

For further details on the modules, please see the document here.

Thank you for taking the time to contribute your expertise and help shape the next generation of human-robot collaboration technologies. 

The JARVIS Team

In February 2024, JARVIS hosted its first General Assembly at the TOFAS facilities in Bursa, Türkiye. Over two days, our consortium of 16 organizations convened to set actions on how to pioneer human-robot collaboration through AI in a user-centric manner, as part of a 4-year project funded by Horizon Europe.

The assembly was a dynamic blend of formal discussions and informal exchanges, focusing on short and long-term activities across our four key use cases: Aeronautics, Automotive, Nuclear Energy, and Offshore Energy. The primary objective? To develop cutting-edge human-robot interaction interfaces, enhance social skills for user-centric engagement, demonstrate scalable applications, and develop cognitive and intelligent mechatronics. In addition to strategic planning, partners discussed the communication and dissemination strategy to raise awareness of our mission and objectives as well as the forthcoming open calls, for SMEs and startups.

But it wasn’t all business—participants enjoyed an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of TOFAS’s automotive production facilities, gaining invaluable insights into real-world applications. The assembly concluded with a memorable business dinner in Bursa, a historic city of Ottoman Empire heritage.

What to expect?

JARVIS is preparing for two rounds of Open Calls, with the first to kick off to in early 2025, inviting SMEs and start ups to join JARVIS. Keep an eye on our website for updates and subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about the latest developments!

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