ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking is a collaborative initiative that refers to a public-private partnership established in Europe. It aims to foster research and development efforts in the field of embedded computing systems. The main objective of this partnership is to strengthen Europe's position as a global leader in the design and development of secure, reliable, and efficient embedded systems.
Embedded computing systems are computer systems integrated into various devices and machinery, performing specific functions within a larger framework. These systems are found in a wide range of applications, including transportation, healthcare, telecommunications, and industrial automation.
ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking brings together a consortium of industrial firms, research institutes, and public authorities. Through this collaboration, the initiative promotes the exchange of knowledge, resources, and best practices among its members. It facilitates cooperative efforts in areas such as innovation, standardization, and testing of embedded systems.
The partnership seeks to address key challenges and opportunities within the field, including the development of advanced technologies, methodologies, and tools for embedded systems. It also focuses on ensuring the security, dependability, and sustainability of these systems.
ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking is funded through a combination of public and private investment, with contributions from national governments and participating industrial firms. By encouraging cooperation and investment in research and development, the initiative aims to advance European expertise in embedded computing systems and drive economic growth and competitiveness in the region.
