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JARVIS
Just A Rather Very Intelligent System

Digitalisation is revolutionising the overall aviation ecosystem introducing automation and Artificial Intelligence.

The JARVIS project takes up the challenge

It implements and validates three new Digital Assistants aimed to team with their human counterparts and ensure safer and more efficient operations in complex scenarios.

JARVIS – Just A Rather Very Intelligent System – is an EU project funded by the SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking under European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme.

JARVIS Solutions

Airborne Digital Assistant

Increasing the levels of automation and the use of AI-based machine intelligence in the flight deck will accelerate the adoption of new operations in ATM both for conventional mobility and emerging advanced air mobility. Airborne Digital Assistant directly enables reduced crew and single pilot operations while maintaining or improving current safety levels.

Air Traffic Control Digital Assistant

ATC Digital Assistant assists controllers in different operations: integration of new entrants, growing interconnections, optimized environmentally friendly decisions, and overall efficiency of air transport. In addition, AI-based data-driven algorithms support operators in different roles and phases of the flight reducing workload for busytasks.

Airport Digital Assistant

AI-based solutions directly impact aviation safety and operational efficiency at airports. Computer vision supports airport operators in detecting intrusions and avoiding risks of collisions, while also contributing to the calculation of aircraft turnaround processes and passenger flows. AP-DA will provide an alert system, helping to take appropriate mitigation actions and achieve a more predictable airport operations plan.

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Lessons learned from JARVIS Digital Assistants: three new whitepapers address key AI challenge

From September 2023 to May 2026 the JARVIS project developed three AI-based digital assistants to team with pilots, air traffic controllers and airport operators to ensure safer and more efficient operations. During these three years, prototyping, developing and validating the assistants lead to several lessons [...]

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JARVIS: empowering ATCOs with the Short Term Forecaster AI-tool

As the aviation ecosystem grows, greater readiness for new and increasingly complex scenarios must be ensured. The EU-funded JARVIS project is prototyping three AI-based digital assistants to team with air traffic controllers (ATCOs) and airport operators and respond to the growing traffic demand and [...]

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