Optimises how 6G networks allocate computing resources at the edge, so demanding services like autonomous vehicles run reliably on constrained hardware.
High-bandwidth optical neuromorphic AI chips that cut the electricity and water data centres consume to run rapidly growing AI workloads.
An EU policy intelligence platform with a natural language interface, giving public affairs teams strategic insight into positions and stakeholder networks.
Translates complex grid planning simulations into visuals non-technical decision-makers can act on, supporting multi-million euro infrastructure decisions.
Turns unstructured patient complaints and incident reports into structured, evidence-linked insights, so emerging safety risks surface earlier.
A channel estimation technique that cuts signalling overhead in massive MIMO to a single pilot sample, improving spectral efficiency for 6G networks.
An AI pedagogical engine for language education that embeds task-based teaching and CEFR-aligned progression, not just AI-generated content.
A no-code fault detection platform that lets maintenance engineers deploy predictive AI without data science expertise or large training datasets.
Relieves congestion on hospital wireless networks by enabling direct device-to-device communication, removing access points as a bottleneck.
Processes the 60 million-plus thermal data points a metal 3D print generates, predicting density and hardness without costly ex-situ testing.
Reinforcement learning xApps that let Open RAN networks adapt to new tasks without forgetting previous ones, supporting diverse 5G service demands.
Supply-chain disruption imposes substantial economic costs globally, with geopolitical instability, climate-related events and supplier failures increasingly exposing vulnerabilities across manufacturing and logistics networks. The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025 identifies supply-chain disruption and related systemic risks among the significant economic threats facing organisations over the coming decade. Mid-sized manufacturers and logistics operators are particularly challenged by the complexity of managing these risks, while often lacking the resources, infrastructure and specialist expertise required to deploy advanced enterprise-scale resilience platforms.
Existing solutions, including Kinaxis, Resilinc, AnyLogistix and SAP IBP, provide capabilities across supply-chain visibility, risk monitoring, planning and scenario analysis. However, there remains an opportunity for a more accessible solution that moves beyond identifying and simulating disruption to prescribing and optimising mitigation strategies across financial, environmental and social objectives.
This project will deliver ResilientChain, a cloud-based, AI-powered supply-chain resilience analytics platform combining combinatorial optimisation, simulation and machine learning. The platform will map multi-tier supply-chain vulnerabilities, stress-test disruption scenarios and generate optimised mitigation strategies that account for the triple bottom line: business performance, environmental impact and societal considerations. Its cloud-native, infrastructure-light architecture is designed to make advanced resilience analytics accessible without the substantial technology infrastructure or specialist teams typically associated with enterprise-grade solutions.
ResilientChain builds on the research and technology foundations established through Research Ireland project 22/NCF/DR/11264 and is designed to support emerging requirements for supply-chain transparency and sustainability reporting, including those arising from the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
The project will advance the technology from TRL 4 to TRL 7 within 24 months, transforming a validated research prototype into a robust, commercially deployable B2B SaaS platform. With a planned spin-out company following completion of the programme, the project provides a pathway from research and technological validation to commercialisation, international market entry and the development of Ireland-based capability in supply-chain resilience technology.
Connects GPS and accelerometer data with tactical video analysis, automating insight that until now required labour-intensive manual coding.
Protects UAV communications from jamming by fusing spectrum measurements, RF fingerprinting and terrain data to reroute flights in real time.
Uses holographic volumetric 3D printing to produce next-generation intraocular lenses, improving visual quality after cataract surgery.
Generates photorealistic 3D avatars from ordinary 2D images, enabling holographic telepresence without specialist capture hardware.