Laboratory of Machines, Intelligent and Distributed Systems

Hellenic Army Academy

About us

The Laboratory of Machines, Intelligent, and Distributed Systems at the Hellenic Army Academy in Vari, Athens, Greece is a leading center for AI research, robotics, software development, and cognitive cybersecurity. Its exceptional team focuses on developing customized software solutions that integrate seamlessly with AI systems to improve their performance, especially in the critical areas of:

Αutonomous Vehicles
Robotics
Artifical Intelligence

The lab's cybersecurity experts employ cutting-edge tools to protect digital systems and AI based software solutions against cyber threats. Their ongoing research encompasses decision-making algorithms, advanced data analytics, and other innovative areas, supporting the Hellenic Army's missions.

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The Laboratory of Hellenic Army Academy employs AI in innovative projects to enhance military operations, utilizing advanced systems and solutions in areas such as software development, military simulations, and machine learning algorithms. These AI initiatives optimize efficiency, decision-making, and strategic planning within the military domain.

Palantir

The EU-funded PALANTIR project aims to implement a framework combining privacy assurance, data protection, incident detection and recovery aspects. The project also focuses on cyber-resilience and ensures the SMEs' compliance with the relevant data privacy and protection regulations.

https://www.palantir-project.eu/

AInception

The AInception project aims to develop novel AI-based tools and techniques to defend military ICT against cyber threats. The project will focus on incident management, detection, and response, and will develop tools that can learn and adapt to changes in the cyber environment.

https://www.ainception.eu/

Echotrope

Echotrope is an AI algorithm for real-time audio enhancement. It separates and enhances sound sources using deep learning. With a wearable device and sensitive microphones, it amplifies human hearing and detects imperceptible sounds like air drones. Echotrope devices may also determine sound source direction and distance.