Our Pilot Catalogue

During its implementation phase, SEISMEC will carry out pilots in 14 countries (14 EIT Regional Innovation Scheme and 8 Widening Countries in total). Our pilot list is multi-sectorial, targets all company sizes (from start-up to large enterprises), and covers a broad selection of worker roles. Pilots are clustered in 7 focus areas – take a look below and make sure to check our pilot glossary for all the technical details!

FOCUS #1

Work Organization

FOCUS #2

Skills & Training

FOCUS #3

Health & Safety

FOCUS #4

Management & Governance

FOCUS #5

Business Models

FOCUS #6

Corporate values & Ethics

FOCUS #7

Tasks & Functions
How can AI make airports safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Zagreb Airport is developing an AI-powered system for real-time detection of Foreign Object Debris (FOD), reducing the need for manual inspections while improving safety and efficiency. The pilot combines AI with human expertise to create more inclusive, reliable, and worker-friendly airport operations.
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How can AI help simplify food production?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Kvalitetas is implementing AI, IoT, and advanced digital technologies to support decision-making and optimise the production of its functional food brand, URBANFOOD. The pilot aims to help workers manage complex processes more efficiently while improving productivity and product quality.
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How can technology improve warehouse work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Modelo Continente Hipermercados (MCH) is testing AI, robotics, voice tools, exoskeletons, and Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs) to optimise warehouse operations. The pilot aims to reduce repetitive and physically demanding tasks while improving worker safety, wellbeing, and operational efficiency.
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How can AI make construction sites safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Mostostal is testing AI, computer vision, and wearable technologies to detect unsafe practices and monitor worker fatigue. The pilot aims to improve safety, support worker wellbeing, and deliver transparent, human-centred technologies for the construction sector.
How can Generative AI boost creativity at work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, NS Web Development is testing Generative AI tools to improve communication, collaboration, and creative workflows in game and animation development. The pilot explores how AI can support employees, enhance productivity, and create a more inclusive and engaging workplace.
How can employee feedback shape a better workplace?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, NTT DATA Romania is developing an interactive People Experience Feedback Platform that helps organisations better understand employees' needs and improve workplace satisfaction. The pilot explores how digital tools can strengthen engagement, support wellbeing, and contribute to higher employee retention.
See it in action
How can AI support lifelong learning at work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Infineon is integrating explainable AI and privacy-preserving monitoring into its learning and skills development processes. The pilot aims to create more transparent, trustworthy, and personalised training while supporting employees in developing new skills.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can companies help employees adapt to new technologies?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Atlas Copco is implementing human-centred solutions that support employees in adapting to new technologies. The pilot focuses on making digital transformation more inclusive, empowering workers while strengthening skills, engagement, and wellbeing.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can Virtual Reality improve workplace training?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Ateş Wind Power is implementing Virtual Reality (VR) technologies to create realistic, immersive, and low-risk training environments. The pilot helps employees build skills, gain confidence, and prepare for complex tasks in a safe and engaging way.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI support better dementia care?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Residential Care Centre Dijleland – De Wingerd is co-developing an AI-driven planning tool to support its innovative, cooperative-centred model of dementia care. The pilot aims to improve care planning, enhance staff collaboration, and support more flexible, inclusive and person-centred care delivery.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI support workers on the factory floor?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Michelin is developing an AI-powered task recommender that helps workers plan and prioritise tasks in real time. The pilot supports better decision-making, enhances worker skills, and keeps people in control while improving efficiency in complex industrial environments.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AR/VR improve search and rescue missions?

As one of the SEISMEC pilot sites, Thales is developing an immersive AR/VR interface that allows users to control a swarm of drones during search and rescue operations. The pilot explores how human-centred technologies can enhance worker training, decision-making, and emergency response.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can automation make food production safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Barba Stathis is introducing an automated warehouse and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) to reduce physically demanding work and workers' exposure to deep-freeze conditions. The pilot combines automation with worker participation to create a safer and more efficient workplace.
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How can AI and automation support workers in manufacturing?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, SELANA is testing AI and Human-in-the-Loop Automation to improve inventory management, industrial design, and warehouse safety. The pilot focuses on enhancing worker skills, collaboration, and wellbeing while creating a safer and more innovative working environment.
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How can AI support quality control in luxury textile production?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Fratelli Piacenza is implementing AI-powered defect detection to support quality control while keeping workers at the centre of the process. The pilot combines human expertise with AI to improve inspection accuracy, reduce strain on quality inspectors, and enhance collaboration between people and technology.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can digital technologies make tourism more sustainable?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Arctur is developing a human-centric destination management platform that uses real-time visitor data to improve tourism planning, resource allocation, and collaboration between tourism providers. The pilot also supports workers in developing the digital skills needed for a more sustainable tourism sector.
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How can AI make online recruitment fairer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Malt is exploring how AI can support fairer and more inclusive freelancer recruitment by identifying and reducing bias in algorithmic job matching. The pilot combines human expertise with AI to create more transparent and equitable opportunities in the digital labour market.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI make airports safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Zagreb Airport is developing an AI-powered system for real-time detection of Foreign Object Debris (FOD), reducing the need for manual inspections while improving safety and efficiency. The pilot combines AI with human expertise to create more inclusive, reliable, and worker-friendly airport operations.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI help simplify food production?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Kvalitetas is implementing AI, IoT, and advanced digital technologies to support decision-making and optimise the production of its functional food brand, URBANFOOD. The pilot aims to help workers manage complex processes more efficiently while improving productivity and product quality.
See it in action
Kvalitetas is a functional food production company with a 100+ product portfolio, each with specific technological configurations and logistic needs. SEISMEC will implement AI and IoT technologies to support workers in the decision-making process for this complex range of products, using explainable AI to enhance capabilities. This will bring the tasks and functions of workers to a higher level of monitoring and configuration of food processes. As a result, Kvalitetas can innovate its business model by expanding the range and increasing the value of its products.
How can technology improve warehouse work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Modelo Continente Hipermercados (MCH) is testing AI, robotics, voice tools, exoskeletons, and Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs) to optimise warehouse operations. The pilot aims to reduce repetitive and physically demanding tasks while improving worker safety, wellbeing, and operational efficiency.
See it in action
How can AI make construction sites safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Mostostal is testing AI, computer vision, and wearable technologies to detect unsafe practices and monitor worker fatigue. The pilot aims to improve safety, support worker wellbeing, and deliver transparent, human-centred technologies for the construction sector.
How can Generative AI boost creativity at work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, NS Web Development is testing Generative AI tools to improve communication, collaboration, and creative workflows in game and animation development. The pilot explores how AI can support employees, enhance productivity, and create a more inclusive and engaging workplace.
Mostostal Warszawa S.A. stands as one of Poland's largest construction companies, boasting a 79-year history steeped in tradition. The Digitalization and Innovation Office is instrumental in implementing digital platforms and BIM tools on construction sites. Additionally, it prioritizes nurturing and advancing digital skills among the company's employees and subcontractors. Moreover, it is responsible for the implementation of solutions related to the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence on construction sites. As safety on the construction sites is an outstanding value and goal of the company, SEISMEC will complement their operations with solutions that include AI for identification of risky situations. This will reconfigure transparent and explainable technology that empowers workers in communication aspects of reporting safety measures and practices on construction sites.
How can employee feedback shape a better workplace?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, NTT DATA Romania is developing an interactive People Experience Feedback Platform that helps organisations better understand employees' needs and improve workplace satisfaction. The pilot explores how digital tools can strengthen engagement, support wellbeing, and contribute to higher employee retention.
See it in action
How can AI support lifelong learning at work?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Infineon is integrating explainable AI and privacy-preserving monitoring into its learning and skills development processes. The pilot aims to create more transparent, trustworthy, and personalised training while supporting employees in developing new skills.
See it in action
How can companies help employees adapt to new technologies?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Atlas Copco is implementing human-centred solutions that support employees in adapting to new technologies. The pilot focuses on making digital transformation more inclusive, empowering workers while strengthening skills, engagement, and wellbeing.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can Virtual Reality improve workplace training?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Ateş Wind Power is implementing Virtual Reality (VR) technologies to create realistic, immersive, and low-risk training environments. The pilot helps employees build skills, gain confidence, and prepare for complex tasks in a safe and engaging way.
See it in action
How can AI support better dementia care?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Residential Care Centre Dijleland – De Wingerd is co-developing an AI-driven planning tool to support its innovative, cooperative-centred model of dementia care. The pilot aims to improve care planning, enhance staff collaboration, and support more flexible, inclusive and person-centred care delivery.
See it in action
Ateş Wind Power is a big components manufacturer in the wind sector. Actual training on areas like welding and work at height can pose a significant risk in terms of safety and self-confidence building of the employees. To mitigate this risk, SEISMEC will co-implement AR-VR technologies, creating an immersive and less stressful learning environment, so that trainees get a realistic understanding of such processes while reducing psychological stress.
How can AI support workers on the factory floor?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Michelin is developing an AI-powered task recommender that helps workers plan and prioritise tasks in real time. The pilot supports better decision-making, enhances worker skills, and keeps people in control while improving efficiency in complex industrial environments.
See it in action
Michelin produces and sells automotive tires. SEISMEC will co-develop a task recommender application to support workers in various environments. This AI application enables real-time task scheduling on complex industrial equipment and aids workers in anticipating upcoming tasks. Operators will have decision-making tools for automated equipment, ensuring worker engagement and skilling based on information.
How can AR/VR improve search and rescue missions?

As one of the SEISMEC pilot sites, Thales is developing an immersive AR/VR interface that allows users to control a swarm of drones during search and rescue operations. The pilot explores how human-centred technologies can enhance worker training, decision-making, and emergency response.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can automation make food production safer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Barba Stathis is introducing an automated warehouse and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) to reduce physically demanding work and workers' exposure to deep-freeze conditions. The pilot combines automation with worker participation to create a safer and more efficient workplace.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI and automation support workers in manufacturing?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, SELANA is testing AI and Human-in-the-Loop Automation to improve inventory management, industrial design, and warehouse safety. The pilot focuses on enhancing worker skills, collaboration, and wellbeing while creating a safer and more innovative working environment.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can AI support quality control in luxury textile production?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Fratelli Piacenza is implementing AI-powered defect detection to support quality control while keeping workers at the centre of the process. The pilot combines human expertise with AI to improve inspection accuracy, reduce strain on quality inspectors, and enhance collaboration between people and technology.
SEE IT IN ACTION
How can digital technologies make tourism more sustainable?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Arctur is developing a human-centric destination management platform that uses real-time visitor data to improve tourism planning, resource allocation, and collaboration between tourism providers. The pilot also supports workers in developing the digital skills needed for a more sustainable tourism sector.
See it in action
How can AI make online recruitment fairer?

As a SEISMEC pilot site, Malt is exploring how AI can support fairer and more inclusive freelancer recruitment by identifying and reducing bias in algorithmic job matching. The pilot combines human expertise with AI to create more transparent and equitable opportunities in the digital labour market.
SEE IT IN ACTION

Pilot Tech glossary

AT

Activity and Motion Trackers

AI

Artificial Intelligence, including all its subfields

AR

Augmented Reality

BD

Big Data

CC

Cloud Computing

DA

Digital Voice-enabled Assistants

HMD

Health Monitoring Devices (HMD)

HMI

Human-Machine Interface (HMI)

IoT

Internet of Things, including machine sensors and identification sensors, e.g.,  RFID

MD

Mobile Devices, e.g., smartphone or tablets

SIM

Simulation

SN

Social Networks, including tools for collaborative working and smart interaction with work equipment

TOS

Teleoperated Systems, including devices for remote supervision and control, e.g., PLCs, actuators

VR

Virtual Reality

WD

Wearable Devices, including smart clothes and smart watches (WD)

WES

Work Environment Sensors, including visual, temperature or other sensors (WES)

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