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Source-backed project records: 5. Verified project partners: 6.

PIC 9998778445 shared AI projects

The organization is identified exclusively through its official CORDIS PIC. Its displayed name is never used as a join key.

PIC = identity · same project ID = connection
CORDIS PIC999877844
shared AI projects5
project partner6
first project start01 Nov 2017
latest project end31 May 2027
Exact project evidence

Projects linked to this PIC

Every row retains the official grant identifier and opens the corresponding CORDIS project record.

H2020

DEDICAT 6G

Dynamic coverage Extension and Distributed Intelligence for human Centric applications with assured security, privacy and trust: from 5G to 6G

ID
101016499
Role
Participant
first project start
01 Jan 2021
latest project end
31 Dec 2023
Open project evidence →Open CORDIS source ↗
HORIZON

EU-TRAINS

Towards an Ecosystem of User-centric devices and services for multisport Training and Remote healthcare enabled by an Artificial Intelligence-based Network of Sensors

ID
101130495
Role
Participant
first project start
01 Jun 2024
latest project end
31 May 2027
Open project evidence →Open CORDIS source ↗
Recurring cooperation

Verified partners in the project cohort

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How to read this dossier

This page is a deterministic projection of public CORDIS records. Missing projects or roles mean not observed in the bounded AI cohort—not absent in reality.

PIC = identity · same project ID = connection

Collection, PIC matching and rendering use no generative AI model.

german-ai-cooperation-atlas · 18 Jul 2026

Frequently asked questions

What counts as cooperation in the atlas?
An edge is created only when two distinct exact CORDIS PICs are assigned to the same exact project code. A public partnership dossier appears only from two distinct shared projects.
Is this a complete network of all German AI cooperation?
No. The atlas covers the complete configured CORDIS AI cohort with German participation at the stated data cutoff. Other funding programmes, privately financed work and projects without German CORDIS participation remain outside the coverage.
Are organizations merged by name?
No. Identity is created exclusively through the exact CORDIS PIC. Matching names, abbreviations and similarity searches trigger neither a merge nor a new connection.
What do the monetary values mean?
They are only reported net EU allocations for German participants. Missing values remain unknown and are never treated as zero euros. The sum on a partnership dossier is not a separate joint grant.
Does a strong connection measure research success or impact?
No. Edge strength counts distinct shared projects only. It assesses neither scientific quality nor causality, transfer, corporate proximity or social impact.
Can I link permanently to one organization or partnership?
Yes. Every organization in the recurring public network and every published partnership has a language-specific permanent URL with exact project evidence and CORDIS sources.
Does the atlas use generative AI?
No. Collection, validation, PIC matching, pair formation, sorting and presentation follow deterministic, versioned rules.

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