WP5 - Management


New joint project of AeRoTwin project...

The new project “AERIAL Cognitive Integrated Multi-task Robotic System with Extended Operation Range and Safety (AERIAL-CORE)”, which commenced on December 1, 2019 , is another joint project of FER (LARICS) and their AeRoTwin partners - University of Sevilla, which has taken up the role of the project coordinator in this project, and Technological Corporation of Andalusia (CTA), among others.

The main objective of AERIAL-CORE is the development of core technology modules and an integrated aerial cognitive robotic system that will have unprecedented capabilities on the operational range and safety in the interaction with people, or Aerial Co-Workers (ACW), for applications such as the inspection and maintenance of large infrastructures.

The project will integrate aerial robots with different characteristics to meet the requirements of:

  • Long range (several kilometres) and local very accurate (subcentimetre) inspection of the infrastructure capability;
  • Maintenance activities based on aerial manipulation involving force interactions; and
  • Aerial co-working safely and efficiently helping human workers in inspection and maintenance.
Author: Ana Golec
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Deliverables

WP1 - Know-how exchange
D1.1. Annual report on the progress of know-how exchange 1
D1.2. Annual report on the progress of know-how exchange 2
D1.3. Annual report on the progress of know-how exchange 3
WP2 - Networking and visibility – scientific community
D2.1. Annual report on Networking and visibility – scientific community 1
D2.2. Annual report on Networking and visibility – scientific community 2
D2.3. Annual report on Networking and visibility – scientific community 3
WP3 - Networking and visibility – industry & end-users
D3.1. Annual report on Networking and visibility – industry & end-users 1
D3.2. Annual report on Networking and visibility – industry & end-users 2
D3.3. Annual report on Networking and visibility – industry & end-users 3
WP4 - Dissemination and outreach
D4.1. Website online
D4.2. Dissemination plan - initial version
D4.3. Annual report on media coverage and general public events 1
D4.4. Dissemination plan – final version
D4.5. Annual report on media coverage and general public events 2
D4.6. Annual report on media coverage and general public events 3
D4.7. Data Management Plan
WP5 - Project management
D5.1. Minutes of the consortium meetings 1*
D5.2. Report on the Key Performance Indicators 1
D5.3. Minutes of the consortium meetings 2*
D5.4. Report on the Key Performance Indicators 2
D5.5. Minutes of the consortium meetings 3*
D5.6. Report on the Key Performance Indicators 3
D5.7. KPI for Twinning - Evolution of the publications in high impact journals in the relevant research fields

* PP - Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services)


Key Performance Indicators

KPI 1 - Publications
  2012 - 2017 M36 M48
KPI 1.1 Average No. of publications in Q1/Q2 journals per year
In last 5 years LARICS published only 1 paper in Q1 journals and 1.6 papers in Q2 journals per year. Our plan is to at least double these numbers during the lifetime of the project – 2 papers in Q1 and 3 in Q2 per year.
1 / 1.6 2 / 3 3 / 4
KPI 1.2 Average No. of conference publications per year
LARICS published approx. 15 conference papers per year. We expect this number to increase to at least 20 conference papers per year.
15 20 22
KPI 1.3 Average No. of citations per year
LARICS citations in the last 5 years are taken from Google scholar, Web of Science and Scopus. We expect that these numbers will significantly increase due to increase in a quality of published joint papers.
∼ 170 (GS)
∼ 18 (WoS)
∼ 30 (Scps)
∼ 250 (GS)
∼ 25 (WoS)
∼ 42 (Scps)
∼ 275 (GS)
∼ 28 (WoS)
∼ 45 (Scps)
 
KPI 2 - Participation in national and EU research projects
  2012 - 2017 M36 M48
KPI 2.1 Average No. of national and international proposals submitted per year
In the last 5 years LARICS submitted 5 proposals per year (65% of them as coordinator). We expect that AeRoTwin will increase this number to 7 proposals per year.
5 7 7.5
KPI 2.2 Percentage of national and international proposal granted
With increased number of submitted proposal increase of acceptance rate is expected due to higher quality of proposals.
30% 40% 40%
 
KPI 3 - Innovation and technology transfer
  2012 - 2017 M36 M48
KPI 3.1 Number of agreements with businesses (cumulative) 0 3 4
KPI 3.2 Number of patent applications (cumulative) 0 1 2
KPI 3.3 Number of commercialization agreements (cumulative) 0 2 3
KPI 3.4 Number of new innovative products or services (cumulative) 0 2 3
 
KPI 4 - Networking and visibility
  2012 - 2017 M36 M48
KPI 4.1 Percentage of joint publications ∼ 10% ∼ 30% ∼ 40%
KPI 4.2 Number of joint events (cumulative) 2 8 10
KPI 4.3 Co-supervising of PhD students (cumulative) 1 4 7
KPI4.4 Number of outreach events for general public (cumulative) 5 11 14
KPI4.5 Number of participation at industrial fairs (cumulative) 1 7 10