INTREPID is already part of several clusters, but recently a new one was created : the Responder Technology Cluster (RTC). 

It brings together 9 of the HorizonH2020, and DRS02-related projects, including INTREPID, PathoCERT, INGENIOUS, NIGHTINGALE, RESCUER, MED1stMR, TeamAware, Search & Rescue and RESPOND-A.

Established with the support of the Crisis Management Innovation Network Europe (CMINE), the first meeting took place in April 2023, officially signing the launch of the cluster. Soon, a common "launch" report will be created for all projects to use in their dissemination, impact and exploitation activities.

We are very honored to be part of this project, which will allow us to work with qualified partners, with the same goal: to improve First Responders' safety!

The cluster will focus on developing and testing technologies to enhance first responders’ safety and improve their effectiveness and efficiency. The objective of the cluster is to work together to promote best practices in research, but also to maximise the impact of the various dissemination and communication objectives!

Stay tuned to follow our improvements, and next events!

Since April 2023, INTREPID is grateful to be part of a new cluster, gathering 9 European projects, acting in the same action spectrum.

The project joined a new cluster, find more information, and the others partners on this article

INTREPID joined a new cluster : "The Responder Technology Cluster (RTC)"

"Together, we are stronger". 🦾
We strongly believe in this motto at the INTREPID project.
That's why we joined the safety cluster "SAFETY F.I.R.S.T" (First Responder Support Technologies) with 6 others EU funded projects. Supported by the Horizon Results Booster, this cluster aims to develop and test new technologies to help First Responders' efficiency and effectiveness in their missions.

Find out more information on the dedicated newsletter, and on the cluster presentation page.

SAFETY F.I.R.S.T. -  New technologies to improve first responders’ efficiency and effectiveness.

Safety F.I.R.S.T. presentation video

Discover one of the INTREPID clusters: Safety F.I.R.S.T.

To further develop technologies for first responders, we joined a dedicated cluster.

INTREPID joined a new cluster: safety first

In March 2023, the technical partners and End Users from Madrid (ESDP, ADMPOL and ESDP), reunited for a real life test in an abandoned hospital in Spain.

The scenario from Pilot 3, and different use cases, were tested.
The aim was to focus on the integration of the drones and the robots to the INMOS platform, and to test their new features, among others:

Testing the new features of the platform and AI.

Among other things, the system succeeded in:

To discover the facilities, technologies, and highlights of this test, check out the retrospective video below!

INTREPID retrospective - March - Los Molinos real life test

Retrospective video of Los Molinos Real life test

In March 2023, the technical partners and End Users from Madrid, reunited for a real life test in Spain.

The project was tested in Los Molinos, in March 2023, find here the results of this test.

A real life test took place in Los Molinos in March 2023

On 30 November, INTREPID explored Field Validation Methodology. Experts from our partner FOI presented a toolkit for making strategic decisions before products are finalised or purchased! 
👉 If you were unable to attend, you can still find the PDF presented below!

Download the Presentation

INTREPID WEBINAR - FIELD VALIDATION METHODOLOGY.pdf

The webinar started with a quick INTREPID presentation from Nicholas (CERTH), the technical manager of the project.

After that, Mirko (FOI) presented this innovative evaluation method through theoretical knowledge and case study examples during 1 hour. Then an answer and question section was open with Charlotte and Mirko.

=> Stay tuned, a new webinar is coming soon, beginning of 2023, on future disasters.

On 30 November 2022, INTREPID project hosted a webinar with FOI on the Field Validation Methodology, here is the summary.

The sumup of the webinar on Field Validation Methodology hosted by INTREPID project the 30 November 2022

Discover the presentation of the Field Validation Methodology Webinar

On 30 November, INTREPID project will host his first webinar with FOI, the Swedish Defence Research Agency.

This webinar will explore the innovation evaluation method, the project is using: Field Validation Methodology (FVM).

You're wondering what it means, what is it for? These are the questions this webinar will answer to. While waiting for discovering more, here are the 3 key points of this method presentation:

A validation with the help of end users and expected value

Suggestions of data collection strategies

The INTREPID Project, a European research and innovation project, aims to develop a digital interface to improve and accelerate the exploration and assessment of disaster zones. The FVM is used in this project, particularly because it is aimed at end users, the first responders (firefighters, policemen, medical teams,…).

To find out the agenda, and to register, click on this link.

FOI and INTREPID team up to host the first INTREPID webinar

INTREPID first webinar: the Field Validation Methodology

Explaination of INTREPID webinar on Field Validation Methodology

The next real test of the project will take place in Marseille, France. It will take place from 17 to 21 October and will bring together the whole consortium for tests, workshops and discussions.

Find out more information on this article.

INTREPID - Pilot 2 Teaser

Pilot 2 teaser

Pilot 2 teasing (text and video)

At the annual conference Forum Bauinformatik (2021), which focuses on the field of construction informatics, our partner TUM published a scientific paper on path planning for first responders in disaster scenarios. Discover this scientific publication entitled "Path planning through disaster scenes: qualitative interviews to assess relevant parameters".

To read the scientific paper, click here. 

Discover the new scientific publication of our partner TUM. 

INTREPID's participation in the Forum Bauinformatik 2021.

Discover more about INTREPID's participation in the Forum Bauinformatik 2021.

During the month of July, INTREPID end-users met virtually for several co-creation sessions. The goal of these workshops? To work on the preparation of the interface design of the INTREPID mobile system (INMOS). 

The end-users had to project themselves on fictitious micro-scenarios and imagine the information and messages they would need to receive/send during the intervention. They then worked on the visualization of these interactions/information on simplified interfaces. 

The information gathered during these co-creation sessions will allow the prototyping of the INMOS user interfaces. 

Subscribe to our newsletter to follow the progress on this topic. 

Prototype, through co-creation sessions, the user interfaces and modus operandi of the tools.

All about the first INTREPID co-creations sessions

The first INTREPID co-creations sessions review, on path planning

On June 14, INTREPID was part of the CERIS DRS Information Day. This virtual meeting, which gathered more than 100 participants, was the opportunity to keep informed of the status and next steps of current projects, along with our fellow DRS02 projects ASSISTANCE, CURSOR, FASTER, INGENIOUS, PathoCERT and Respond-A.

INTREPID took part in the CERIS DRS Information Day, organized by DG HOME - REA

INTREPID's participation in the CERIS DRS Information Day.

INTREPID's participation in June 2021 CERIS event.

The seminar included participation from 43 projects of the H2020 Secure Societies as well as different EU policy makers, representatives from the REA, DG Home (Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs) and others European Agency representatives of the DRS projects, around the security research and policies.

On the first day, a session was organized and focused on dissemination, exploitation and communication issues of the EU research projects. It was initiated by welcoming DG representatives whom explained and gave information and guidelines on what should be done in case of a crisis communication on Security projects. They’ve even offered tips on how to use efficiently EU tools such as « Horizon Results Booster » and finally they’ve explained how to increase and boost the impact of the communication in projects and ensure its uptake. 

The second day was mainly dedicated to interactive discussions in groups sessions between representatives from H2020 Security projects and the European Commission policy. Each project was represented by a group session, the aim was to share the objectives of the project in order to identify how they could contribute to the European Commission’s policy on cybersecurity and physical security of critical infrastructure. 

This seminar was a honor and a great opportunity to build a bridge between the DG representatives and the DRS projects. Thanks to this two-day event, a significant wealth of knowledge and expertise was collected, allowing representatives to exchange experiences and identify the potential impacts and risks of such a project. These days have led to the creation of awareness for projects that are now more aware about their work in dialogue with institutions representatives and EC policy officers by showing how to work together. INTREPID benefitted from this event by engaging further relationships with EC policy officers with the objective of best serving all stakeholders of this project. Now let's give space to the whole consortium which will now concretize these exchanges. 

INTREPID was very honored to be part of the « Project To Policy Kick Off Symposium » (P2PKOS) as  a project funded under call DRS-02 (Technologies First Responders). The European Commission Research Executive Agency -REA organized its second annual PSPKOS for security research, on two days.

INTREPID's participation in the Policy Kick Off Symposium.

INTREPID participation in March 2021 P2PKOS.

Project To Policy Kick Off Symposium (P2PKOS) 

This DSR - Disaster Risk Societies - virtual workshop about  “Technologies for First Responders” was a presentation of research outputs of projects funded under the DRS02 topics which INTREPID is part of.

The INTREPID technologies such as the other’s H2020 projects presented themselves and expected that a concrete achievement of outputs will be provided. The workshop attracted 69 attendees and the speaker, Olivier BALET addressed to DRS02 project partners, members of the European Commission and last but not least to end-users such as Law Enforcement Agencies. 

The aim of the workshop was to provide an opportunity to learn more about DRS02 projects so as their outputs, their development and their evolution. Some of the objectives were to analyse capability needs and to identify solutions to address the gaps in the corresponding areas. Moreover, the aim was to translate these capabilities and solutions into research needs to identify funding opportunities and synergies to standardize these needs and integrate to them the views of the citizens. 

Perspectives have therefore been thought out and established in order to evaluate the situation of the project in 2 or 3 years, regarding the potential market dimension, or the effective support policies and the practitioner’s operations. This event allows to build a bridge between high-end technical knowledge, best practices and the useful data.

INTREPID has the opportunity to use this information in order to identify the project’s outputs by doing some research, and apply this analyse to the project to find solutions and create a working energy.

INTREPID is proud to present you the Community of European Research and Innovation for Security Meeting - CERIS event organized by the DG Home (Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs) and the European Commission Executive Agency - REA. 

the review of the presence of INTREPID in February 2021 CERIS meeting

Participation of INTREPID in February 2021 CERIS meeting

These workshops were based on the end user requirements as well as on the scenarios of the three project pilots. The goal of these sessions was to create interaction between the technical partners and the end-users: on the one hand, the technical partners had the opportunity to ask questions to the end-users to refine the requirements. On the other hand, the end-users were able to transmit their needs and ideas for the development of the INTREPID tool. All these elements will be essential for the writing of the functional and technical specifications of the INTREPID tool.

2021 started with 4 firsts end-users workshops sessions ! From Mon, Jan 11th, to Tue, Jan 19th, the 4 sessions were dedicated to INTREPID assessment capabilities Environmental Mapping Module Path Planning Module, Environment Assessment module, Real-time positioning module, INTREPID Intelligence Amplification Module and INTREPID XR, Doctrine Model (INMOS) and Cybernetics Assistants module.

All about the 2021 INTREPID workshops.

INTREPID, the European Project that supports first responders by creating a unique platform that improves and accelerates the exploration and assessment of disaster areas.

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Real Life Test in Los Molinos

Field Validation Methodology Webinar

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Pilot 2 is coming!

Forum Bauinformatik 2021

INTREPID first co-creations sessions

CERIS DRS Information Day

Project To Policy Kick Off Symposium (P2PKOS)

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