SRIDA

 

Adra has officially released its fourth edition of the Strategic Research, Innovation, and Deployment Agenda (SRIDA). This important document outlines the long-term vision for the development and deployment of trustworthy AI, Data, and Robotics technologies in Europe and provides key recommendations to guide future European work programs.


The SRIDA highlights the importance of ADR technologies in supporting the twin digital and green transitions that Europe needs to navigate in order to secure a competitive and resilient economy. However, these technologies also come with inherent risks that must be carefully managed through both regulation and continuous innovation.


This edition of the SRIDA underscores the relentless pace of innovation and the need for European companies and the public sector to benefit from the tech revolution while ensuring strategic autonomy in ADR. The document reflects the collaborative efforts of Adra’s community and presents a comprehensive strategy to align European research, innovation, and deployment of ADR technologies with broader societal goals.

The SRIDA is divided into three key sections:

  • ADR Vision 2030 - A forward-looking perspective on how ADR technologies can address global challenges and support Europe's strategic goals.
  • Major Trends and Gaps - A detailed analysis of the current trends in ADR technologies and identification of key gaps that need to be addressed.
  • The Next Strategic Plan 2025-27 - Practical recommendations aimed at informing the European Union’s strategic planning, ensuring ADR technologies continue to drive innovation, competitiveness, and welfare across Europe.


The SRIDA is an essential guide for stakeholders across the ADR ecosystem, offering a clear roadmap for the future of AI, Data, and Robotics in Europe. As Europe faces an ever-changing technological and geopolitical landscape, this SRIDA provides the foundation for securing a future built on innovation, collaboration, and strategic autonomy.

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