STAR is a joint effort of 15 European partners towards designing new technologies to enable the deployment of standard-based secure, safe, reliable and trusted human centric AI systems in manufacturing environment. STAR aims to research, develop, validate and make available to the community leading-edge AI technologies including explainable AI, active learning systems, simulated reality systems, human-centric digital twins, advanced reinforcement learning techniques and cyber-defense mechanisms, thus becoming a catalyst for the deployment of advanced AI systems in the manufacturing shop-floor.
STAR is funded under the EU Horizon 2020 programme.
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly improving the automation of production in the manufacturing sector. But in order for these systems to be trusted and applicable when replacing human tasks in dynamic operation, they need to be safe and adjustable – to react to different situations, security threats, unpredictable events or specific environments. The EU-funded STAR project will rise to this challenge by designing new technologies to enable the implementation of standard-based, secure, safe, reliable and trusted human-centric AI systems in manufacturing environments. The project will aim to research and integrate leading-edge AI technologies like active learning systems, simulated reality systems, explainable AI, human-centric digital twins, advanced reinforcement learning techniques and cyber-defence mechanisms, to allow the safe deployment of sophisticated AI systems in production lines.
STAR is organising the on-site interactive AI co-creation workshop "Enabling and evaluating Safe, Secure and Ethical AI in manufacturing" that will take place on Wednesday 5th of April at 14:00 CET at Philips (SKILL building, Oliemolenstraat 5, Drachten)....
Most of the available solutions for creating digital twins force industry solution architects to resort to ad hoc implementations and models. These solutions lack reusability, scalability, and extensibility, which prevents the introduction of a human digi...
We are excited to announce that STAR Marketplace is already available!
The STAR Open Access Book “Trusted Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing” has reached 47.500 downloads.
We are excited to announce that the STAR Results in Brief article has been published under the Results Pack on human-centric manufacturing on the CORDIS website.
This course, offered by the University of Groningen, provides introductory knowledge and coverage of Industry 4.0 technologies and their interrelation with humans, with a specific focus on technologies such as internet of things, and machine learning / ar...
"Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing: Enabling Intelligent, Flexible and Cost-Effective Production Through AI" Upcoming Book (1st Quarter 2024) published by Springer!
With the growth and improvement of production automation in manufacturing, Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems must be safe, trusted, and secure, even when operating in dynamic, unstructured and unpredictable environments. In this regard, one of the STAR...
STAR developed and made available online the framework for auditing the trustworthiness of AI systems. It covers different aspects of AI trust, including technical/technological, organizational/management, and social/ethical aspects.
STAR participated on "The Manufacturing Partnership Day", which was took place on the 26th of September 2023 in Brussels. The event was co-organized by the European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA) and the Factories of the Future and M...
A series of STAR blogs for better understanding Trusted Artificial Intelligence in the Industry 5.0 era
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