R&D & Consortia

Artabel AG contributes applied AI expertise, rapid prototypes and implementation support to collaborative R&D projects and EU consortia.

Artabel works with research and industry partners to turn AI ideas into prototypes, pilots and proposal-ready technical work packages.

We are especially interested in collaborative R&D projects and Swiss or EU-funded calls in medical, industrial, agri-food, defence/security and dual-use domains.

Our role in collaborative projects

What we bring to a consortium

  • Applied AI and machine learning expertise
  • Experience with multimodal data
  • Rapid proof-of-concept development
  • Practical implementation and integration mindset
  • Ability to connect research ideas with working software
  • Focus on medical, industrial, agri-food and defence/security applications
  • Understanding of defence, security and dual-use prototype constraints
  • Clear communication with technical and non-technical partners

Typical contribution areas

Feasibility and technical scoping

We help assess whether an AI idea is technically realistic and what evidence is needed to move forward.

Prototype and demonstrator development

We build working prototypes that can be tested, demonstrated and improved during the project.

AI model development

We design models and workflows for image, text, tabular, sensor and time-series data.

Evaluation design

We support the definition of validation metrics, experimental protocols and reporting outputs.

Implementation bridge

We help translate research outputs into usable pilots, workflows and information systems.

Domains of interest

Proposal collaboration

Artabel can join early proposal discussions to help define:

  • The technical feasibility of the AI component
  • The prototype or demonstrator concept
  • The data requirements
  • The evaluation approach
  • The implementation pathway
  • The role of AI in the broader consortium
  • The security, validation and deployment constraints for sensitive use cases

Preparing a Swiss or EU call, applied research project or innovation consortium?