USER STORY – Driving Innovation with AI: How TRYGONS is Transforming Manufacturing with AI-MATTERS
“All development and testing were carried out in a structured environment under realistic conditions, without interfering with our ongoing production, something we couldn’t have realistically achieved on our own under normal operating conditions,” says Evagoras Zervas.
USER STORY – Getting started with bin-picking within AI-MATTERS: how NFB Coating is stepping into the future with AI and robotics
Thanks to the support from AI-MATTERS, NFB was able to test whether smart robots can independently pick up and sort metal parts. The initial results? Promising.
USER STORY – Driving Innovation with AI: How Emphasis DigiWorld is Transforming Manufacturing with AI-MATTERS
“We knew AI could transform how workability is assessed, but bridging the gap between raw sensor data and actionable insights was a challenge”, explains John Stivaros, IoT R&D Engineer, Emphasis DigiWorld.
USER STORY – How CASP is Transforming Manufacturing with AI-MATTERS
Through its collaboration with AI-MATTERS, CASP was able to validate and refine its AI-driven module for multi-robot task planning and resource orchestration. The partnership significantly reduced reconfiguration times, improved operational reliability, and enabled real-world testing under industry-relevant conditions. This is their story.
USER STORY – How AI-Matters enabled Efalia to automate and standardise documentation?
On Thursday 20 March 2025, at the Salon de la Documentation in Paris, AI-Matters presented the innovative service provided to Efalia at the conference entitled ‘Document templates & AI: CEA frees itself from the constraints of desktop publishing’.
Advanced Factories Open Innovation Challenge 2025 – Tech Meetings DIH4CAT
During the morning session, the Open Innovation Challenge 2025 allowed to organize customized meetings, aimed at in-depth dialogues and connecting different ecosystem needs in view of testing and experimenting digital solutions in different organizations. AI-MATTERS met with various EDIHs to discuss joint collaboration opportunities, not only at the national level, but also at the European level.
Record-breaking event in Denmark offers a glimpse into the future
The scent of local Danish pastry mingled with the sound of buzzing robots and lively conversations as the AI-MATTERS partner Danish Technological Institute (DTI), together with the Danish Industrial Robot Association (DIRA), opened the doors to this year’s robot expo.
AI-MATTERS: A Unique Opportunity for Czech Industry to Harness Cutting-Edge European Artificial Intelligence
This was evident on Thursday, Oct. 31, during the first round table meeting “AI applications in the (high-tech) manufacturing industry,” organized by AI Matters EU consortium partners Brainport Industries, TNO and Eindhoven University of Technology.
AI-MATTERS in Baden-Württemberg’s position paper “Intelligent robotics of the future”
In March 2025, the Baden-Württemberg Ministries for Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism and for Science, Research and the Arts presented their new position paper “Intelligent Robotics of the Future” at the European Robotics Forum. As part of her keynote speech, Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut, Minister of Economic Affairs, handed the position paper to Lucilla Sioli, Director of the European AI Office.
Artificial Intelligence products ‘mature’ in Patras, for the benefit of Greek SMEs
At the University of Patras campus, seven kilometres from the city centre, the future becomes present every day, in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) product maturation hub, one of only eight created across Europe, in the framework of the Community project AI-MATTERS. The uninitiated visitor may be ‘lost’ in front of a series of robots, devices and machines, whose operation seems incomprehensible, but most of the 100 researchers working in the hub, in its physical and digital infrastructure, are not consumed by obscure theories: they are working on technological solutions, all practical, aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of Greek businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises. This innovative hub is the result of the collective effort of the Laboratory of Production Systems and Automation (LMS) of the University of Patras and the Teaching Factory Competence Center (TF-CC), on whose premises it is located.
