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Addressing Europe’s Maritime Security Challenges Through AI Innovation
Categories: blogsMaritime security is vital to the European Union and its Member States. The EU countries together control the largest combined Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the world; therefore, the safeguarding of the maritime domain is essential to the EU’s economic stability and strategic interests.
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Harnessing technology to foster Law Enforcement cooperation against crime and terrorism
Categories: blogsAs emerging technologies become more complex and interconnected, organized and serious crime stands as one of the most significant security threats confronting the European Union (EU) today.
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Robotics, a look through the prism of TORNADO
Categories: blogsRobots and underlying robotics science and technology are dominating more and more on service delivery and on industrial activities.
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A Unified Technology Stack Towards a More Competitive EU Industrial Landscape
Categories: blogsEurope is at the forefront of developing cutting-edge technologies in both Electric Connected Autonomous and Shared (ECAS) vehicles and collaborative robots (cobots).
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AI in Healthcare: A Journey from Evolution to Revolution
Categories: blogsAI in Healthcare: A Journey from Evolution to Revolution
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Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the Digital Sphere
Categories: blogsGender-Based Violence (GBV) extends far beyond physical and psychological harm, permeating digital spaces with alarming frequency.
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ITML is delighted to have co-organized the EEAI 2024 Conference and the EdgeAI General Assembly, held from October 21-24 in Cagliari, Sardinia!
Categories: meetingsEEAI 2024 Conference and the EdgeAI General Assembly
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NOUS: Building Europe’s Next-Generation Cloud Ecosystem for Digital Sovereignty
Categories: blogsThe NOUS Project represents a groundbreaking European initiative aimed at revolutionizing cloud computing by integrating cutting-edge technologies, including edge devices, supercomputers, and even quantum computers.
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CRACoWi
Categories: RnD-ProjectsCRACoWi simplifies EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance with innovative tools for compliance assessment, documentation, and certification, enhancing product security and promoting trust in the European digital market.
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CRACoWi Project Officially Kicks Off in Athens
Categories: meetingsThe CRACoWi project officially launched with a two-day event – Kick-off Meeting and press conference – in Athens, organized by ITML, the project coordinator. Funded under the Digital Europe Program (DEP) and supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC), the project unites 14 partners from 4 EU countries, Greece, Germany, Slovenia, and Cyprus –…