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The STORE project is making remarkable progress, and we are excited to share some significant milestones that highlight the innovation and collaboration driving this initiative forward. Recently, we held the Consortium General Assembly from November 26 to 28 at Kongsberg, Norway, where we discussed new advancements and showcased first results, including first AI models integrated […]

Launched at the end of 2023, the European FED STORE (Shared database for Optronics image Recognition and Evaluation) project aims to develop image recognition algorithms based on artificial intelligence, for better perception of land combat situations. The project includes the enrichment and sharing of an image database that will enable these algorithms to be trained

The Consortium General Assembly for the STORE project took place on June 26th and 27th. This event was successful in bringing together all partners and experts to discuss and advance the STORE project’s developments. During the assembly, participants engaged in discussions, brainstorming sessions, and collaborations. These activities focused on shaping the future of advanced optronics

The STORE project was present at Eurosatory 2024 from 17th to 21st June, along with 11 of our partners. This event provided an excellent opportunity to engage with military forces and industry professionals, and to participate in demonstrations that informed the operational use cases of STORE. Thank you to all our partners for their commitment!

The first consortium meeting of STORE project took place on 6-7th February, 2024 in Thales premises in Elancourt, and marks the start of a collaboration journey. It was a great opportunity for the consortium partners to meet and discussed incoming challenges.  Thank you to all the partners for their commitment!

European Commission launches the STORE (Shared daTabase for Optronics image Recognition and Evaluation) project which puts AI at the heart of combat situation perception. Gathering 21 industry players and research institutes from 9 European countries, the project aims to build a shared image database, and to develop and evaluate artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms dedicated to the analysis