Exchange experiences and knowledge
Act in synergy for activities and events
Align future plans
We cooperate with:
B-Cratos (2021-2025)
B-Cratos aims to create a breakthrough communication platform for brain-machine and intra-body signalling while advancing prosthetics and sensor technologies to overcome a number of challenges facing next-generation neural interfaces and implantables.
Co-Change (2020-2023)
Co-Change will apply an innovative systemic approach to boost the transformative capacity and leadership for RRI.
Conbots (2020-2023)
Designing a new class of robots to physically couple people to facilitate learning and improve efficiency during the training of handwriting and music skills.
Etapas (2020-2023)
ETAPAS aims to improve public service delivery for citizens by facilitating the ethical adoption of Disruptive Technologies in compliance with European and national strategies and guidelines.
FLEXIGOROBOTS (2021-2023)
FlexiGrobots is an Innovation Action aiming to build a platform for flexible heterogeneous multi-robot systems for intelligent automation of precision agriculture operations, providing multiple benefits to farmers around the world.
GENIE (2021-2027)
GENIE aims to investigate the environmental, technical, social, legal, and policy dimensions of greenhouse gas removal and solar radiation management
HR-RECYCLER (2018-2022)
HR-RECYCLER will target the development of a ‘hybrid human-robot recycling plant for electrical and electronic equipment’ operating in an indoor environment. The fundamental aim of the system will be to replace manual, expensive, hazardous and time-consuming tasks of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment materials pre-processing with correspondingly automatic robotic-based procedures.
Hybrida (2021-2024)
Hybrida aims to embed a comprehensive ethical dimension to organoïd-based research and resulting technologies, dealing with the uncertainties that result from the challenge organoids pose to the categorisation, since Roman law, of all entities as either persons or things.
NIMA (2020-2023)
The NIMA project is advancing a novel concept to use the redundancy of the motor system on different levels to control additional artificial limbs, devices or computers independently of the movements of the natural limbs.
pop AI (2021-2023)
The use of artificial intelligence is increasing in a wide range of applications, making it the focus of law enforcement agencies concerned with safeguarding privacy and fundamental rights. The EU-funded pop AI project will work to boost trust in AI by increasing awareness and current social engagement, consolidating distinct spheres of knowledge by academics and non-academics, and delivering a unified European view and recommendations.
Robotics4EU (2021-2024)
Robotics4EU aims to ensure more widespread adoption of (AI-based) robots in healthcare, inspection and maintenance of infrastructure, agri-food, and agile production.
SYNCH (2019-2023)
SYNCH will create a hybrid system where a neural network in the brain of a living animal and a silicon neural network of spiking neurons on a chip are interconnected by neuromorphic synapses, thus enabling co-evolution of connectivity and co-processing of information of the two networks.
Scanning of projects and results
TechEthos is also carefully scanning past activities and research in this field in order to build on already existing, high quality results.
You might be interested in the work of these past projects closely related to TechEthos:
Panelfit (2018-2022)
PANELFIT is helping stakeholders, policy makers, and end users adapt to Changes in the regulation of ICT research and innovation by producing a set of editable, open access guidelines to reduce the ethical and legal issues posed by ICT technologies.
SIENNA (2017-2021)
SIENNA developed ethical frameworksEthical frameworks outline general or specific principles [...] More, recommendations for better regulation and operational tools for the ethical management of human genomics, human enhancement and AI & robotics.
SATORI (2014-2017)
SATORI developed a common framework of ethical principles and practical approaches so as to strengthen shared understandings among actors involved in the design and implementation of research ethics.
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