USE CASES

A use case is a practical example of how a technology, like AI, can be applied to solve a specific problem or achieve a desired outcome.
 
Led by Bosch, ALFIE will showcase the transformative power of AutoML through a series of compelling use cases, which will highlight the platform’s ability to select and deploy AI models in different contexts while prioritizing trust, fairness, and accountability.
 
Partners will implement three specific use cases, which are as follows:
A smartphone icon with a warning notification displayed inside a speech bubble. The warning symbol consists of a triangle with an exclamation mark, indicating an alert or important message related to mobile devices.

Led by Catalink Ltd, this use case focuses on developing an AI-powered drowsiness detection accompanied with a mood estimation model to enhance driver safety while eliminating biases and ethical issues. To satisfy the aforementioned, our models will be meticulously co-designed with legal and citizen stakeholders in order to ensure fair and accurate detection across diverse populations, mitigate algorithmic bias, and promote equitable road safety solutions.

 

Led by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, this use case focuses on developing an AI-powered accessibility checker to assist web designers in evaluating and improving website accessibility for blind users. The tool will identify accessibility issues, ensure compliance with WCAG 2.1 standards, and provide actionable recommendations to promote inclusive web design.

A web browser window icon displaying "WWW," representing internet or website-related content. This icon signifies online access, web browsing, or internet-related functions.
A document icon with text lines and a warning symbol inside a circle. The warning triangle with an exclamation mark suggests an issue, alert, or caution related to the document, possibly indicating errors, security concerns, or necessary review.

Led by BOSCH this dataset use case involves compliance alert processing from the analysis of the behaviour of external providers. These alerts require verification against Bosch Compliance Regulations. The dataset contains 28k unique alerts with multiple classifications per alert (7 million total entries). The system aims to automatically identify relevant compliance cases, prioritizing high recall to ensure no relevant alerts are missed by compliance officers.

Scroll to Top
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

You can review our privacy policy here.