Harvis Project is rated 3 out of 5 in the category aviation & aerospace. Read and write reviews about Harvis Project. Flight movements are growing significantly in Europe. As technological progress is allowing pilots to have more and more information on the flight conditions, it is also increasing their workload. In order to prevent peak workload conditions, automation will increase for all pilots’ tasks: therefore, there is a need to frame the human-machine interaction in terms of partnership, building capacity in machines to better understand humans, and in people to engage collaboratively with them. In this context, the overall objective of HARVIS project is to identify how cognitive computing algorithms, implemented in a digital assistant, could support the decision making of a single pilot in complex situation. The project will produce a roadmap to help the EU and Clean Sky 2 Joint Undertaking orient the research and development in the next decade.
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11-50 employees