PILLAR 1

Networking
data spaces
across sectors

By networking data spaces across sectors and countries, we are expanding the database and making data usable for new, valuable AI applications. Through cross-sector AI use cases, we are successively identifying and solving the challenges of networking different data spaces from a practical perspective. This is based on both existing data spaces, such as the Mobility Data Space, and those that are currently being developed. Specifically, relevant technological standards and tools for networking data spaces are being trialled. At the same time, the necessary governance structures are analysed as the basis for cross-sector business models.

TARGETED RESEARCH AND TESTING

By researching and testing relevant technological standards and tools, MISSION KI is working to promote the interoperability of data spaces. Our activities include the realisation and analysis of cross-sector use cases in order to identify practical challenges and develop solutions.

FAIR DIGITAL OBJECTS (FDOs)

This funding project aims to demonstrate the potential of FAIR Digital Objects (FDOs) for data exchange between different dataspaces and aims to establish flexible and secure standards for data exchange.

It uses the Eclipse Dataspace Connector (EDC) and brings together expertise from organisations such as the GWDG, IndiScale, Fraunhofer companies, RWTH Aachen University and the German Institute for Standardisation.

Alternative Darstellung der Use Cases:

Data ecosystem as a driver of digital competitiveness

In this way, we are driving forward the development of a comprehensive data ecosystem and strengthening the basis for the digital competitiveness of the German economy. Small and medium-sized enterprises in particular can benefit from sovereign data exchange in data spaces by gaining access to new data sources and collaborations that are crucial for the development of data- and AI-based business models. With the aim of European connectivity, we are working together closely with European and international initiatives such as the Data Spaces Support Center (DSSC) or the International Data Spaces Association (IDSA).

WISSEN VERMITTELN UND ZUGANG SCHAFFEN

MISSION KI engagiert sich für die Bereitstellung tiefgreifender Einblicke in die fortlaufenden Entwicklungen innerhalb des Datenraum-Ökosystems. Unser Ziel ist es, insbesondere KMUs die Adoption zu erleichtern sowie Zugang zu neuen Datenquellen und Kollaborationsmöglichkeiten zu bieten, um die Grundlage für KI-basierte Innovationen zu stärken und die KI-Bereitschaft überall zu erhöhen.

Reifegradmodell – Datenräume verstehen und planen

Praxisnahe Orientierung und Empfehlungen zur Entwicklung von Datenräumen.

Datenraum-Marktübersicht – Datenräume identifizieren und einschätzen

MISSION KI analysiert Datenraum-Landschaft in Europa für bessere Vernetzung und Transparenz.

News

The MISSION KI initiative, aimed at promoting AI development in Germany, brought together 13 AI startups with 10 medium-sized companies from Baden-Württemberg on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, at the experimenta Science Center in Heilbronn.This was the successful start to the matchmaking format, through which the initiative, funded by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV), seeks to connect SMEs with AI startups at various locations in Germany. MISSION KI was supported at the event by regional partners appliedAI Institute for Europe, Technologiepark Heidelberg, and IPAI.

News

On Friday, July 19, 2024, Federal Minister of Digital Affairs Dr. Volker Wissing and Rhineland-Palatinate Minister of Economic Affairs Daniela Schmitt opened a new Center for Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) in Kaiserslautern. The AI Innovation and Quality Center is part of the "MISSION KI" initiative and the first of two planned centers in Germany with which the federal government is promoting the use of trustworthy AI.

News

For medium-sized companies, identifying their AI needs, selecting providers, and implementing solutions ties up time and resources. This is precisely where a joint project by MISSION KI, the appliedAI Institute for Europe, Heidelberg Technology Park, and IPAI can be of assistance: In three steps, medium-sized companies are guided through the process of developing tailor-made AI projects.

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