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"EIG CONCERT-Japan / AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
EIG CONCERT-Japan / AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications is sponsored by ANR (France) and EIG CONCERT-Japan partners. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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EIG Concert-Japan / AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications | ANR EIG Concert-Japan / AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications The rapid development of AI-powered robotics is transforming industry, services and broader society by enabling new capabilities in various complex real-world environments.
Building on these advances, this EIG CONCERT-Japan joint call for proposals “AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications" supports collaborative research between researchers in Japan and Europe addressing key scientific and technological challenges in the development of AI-powered adaptive, autonomous and intelligent robotics capable of operating in dynamic, unstructured and human-centered environments in the real world.
This call invites Japan- and Europe-based researchers to submit research proposals which explore the intersection of AI and robotics, with an emphasis on adaptive robotics which learn and adapt during real-world operation, in order to acquire skills, improve performance or modify behaviour in real time while interacting with their environment.
Research proposals should clearly demonstrate the tangible benefits to be provided by such AI-powered robotics, to areas of societal benefit such as industry, social services, logistics, e-commerce, disaster interventions and environmental applications, among others. Attention to safety and privacy considerations is also highly encouraged.
Research is not limited to any specific technology, approaches or methods, and may address software and hardware aspects of robotics related to sensors, computer vision, big data acquisition, machine and deep learning (ML, DL), natural language processing (NLP), simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), and other AI related areas.
By employing such technologies, projects may address various capabilities, including but not limited to advanced perception capabilities, manipulation and co-manipulation, learning and decision-making, and interaction with humans relevant to AI-powered robotics.
A detailed description of the topic, as well as the list of countries and regions participating in the call, is available on the EIG Concert-Japan website, on the 13th Concert-Japan Call webpage. Partners in the selected projects will be funded directly by their respective national or regional organizations (agencies or ministries). Consequently, national or regional eligibility rules apply in addition to the transnational ones .
In particular, participants requesting funding from ANR must consult the document « Modalités de participation pour les partenaires sollicitant une aide de l’ANR », which is accessible on this page.
Call text and the annex containing the national/regional regulations Modalités de participation pour les partenaires sollicitant une aide de l’ANR Project description template Deadline for full proposals submission : Throughout the process, the call secretariat is the central point of contact for all candidates: CONCERT-Japan Program Secretariat National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) concert-japan-jcs(at)cnrs.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers in Japan and participating European countries (e. g. , France via ANR, Germany, Italy); consortia must include at least one European and one Japanese partner. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was July 22, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
EIG CONCERT-Japan / AI-Powered Robotics for Real-World Applications is funded by ANR (France) and EIG CONCERT-Japan partners. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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