These are the pilot architectures we build and operate in research projects. Each comes with a defined technology stack, measurable KPI framework and a realistic TRL path - the level of concreteness evaluators reward in a demonstration work package.
Diagnostic or prognostic models trained across multiple hospitals without any patient record leaving its institution, federated learning hardened with differential privacy and, where verifiability is required, ZKML proof of correct inference.
In-line defect detection on production lines using edge-deployed vision models - trained with limited labelled data, optimised with TensorRT, and integrated with the factory MES so operators act on findings in real time.

Ground robots with arm-mounted sensors for inspecting energy and transport infrastructure: autonomous mission planning, on-board defect perception and automated reporting into the asset-management system.
Multi-source early-warning demonstrator combining camera towers, aerial patrols and satellite feeds with edge AI detection, designed for Mediterranean wildfire conditions we know first-hand from Greece.
A retrieval-augmented assistant over legislation, case files and administrative procedures, open-weight LLMs fine-tuned for the national language, deployed on-premises, with citation grounding and full audit logging.
A live digital twin of buildings, district networks or renewable assets that fuses IoT telemetry with predictive models, forecasting demand and failures, and closing the loop with optimisation recommendations.
With end-users we define the measurable baseline first, a pilot without a baseline cannot demonstrate anything.
Components are integrated and stress-tested in controlled and simulated environments before touching the site.
Iterative deployment rounds at the end-user site, each with measured KPIs, user feedback and hardening in between.
Final demonstration with documented results, reproducible deployment and an exploitation-ready component set.
We'll adapt one of these blueprints to your call topic, with tasks, KPIs and effort - within 48 hours.