Core AI/ML contributor across SPHINX (healthcare cybersecurity), NAIADES (water sector), PALAEMON (evacuation), FACTLOG (factory analytics), and KYKLOS 4.0 (manufacturing).
KONNEKT ABLE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED
Irish AI and cybersecurity SME delivering machine learning, IoT analytics, and security solutions across manufacturing, maritime safety, and critical infrastructure.
Their core work
Konnekt-able Technologies is an Irish SME that builds AI and IoT software solutions for complex, safety-critical domains — from cybersecurity toolkits for healthcare to intelligent evacuation systems for passenger ships. They specialize in integrating artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning into operational platforms across sectors like security, smart manufacturing, and urban water management. Their consistent role is bringing AI-driven analytics and decision-support capabilities into large European R&D consortia.
What they specialise in
Built vulnerability assessment, anomaly detection, and DDoS mitigation capabilities in SPHINX, EnergyShield, and Search and Rescue.
Contributed cognitive digital twins and production line orchestration in FACTLOG and circular manufacturing systems in KYKLOS 4.0.
Developed smart mustering engine and active evacuation routing in PALAEMON, their second-largest funded project (EUR 500K).
IoT integration and consumer behavior monitoring in NAIADES (water) and big data toolboxes in Track and Know (urban mobility).
Technologies for first responders and crisis management in the Search and Rescue project (2020-2023).
How they've shifted over time
Konnekt-able entered H2020 in 2018-2019 with a broad spread: big data for urban mobility, AI for healthcare cybersecurity, and IoT for water management. By 2020-2023, their focus sharpened toward two clear tracks — industrial manufacturing (cognitive digital twins, circular manufacturing, flexible production) and safety-critical systems (intelligent evacuation, crisis management, first responder technologies). The cybersecurity thread remained constant throughout, but shifted from healthcare-specific tools to energy infrastructure protection.
Moving toward AI-powered industrial and safety-critical applications, making them a strong candidate for future projects in smart factories, emergency response, or critical infrastructure protection.
How they like to work
Konnekt-able operates exclusively as a consortium participant — they have never coordinated an H2020 project, instead bringing specialized AI/software capabilities into larger partnerships. With 162 unique partners across 26 countries, they maintain an exceptionally broad network for an SME of their size, suggesting they are valued as a flexible technology contributor rather than a project driver. Their involvement in both RIA and IA projects (4 each) shows they contribute from research through to near-market deployment.
Remarkably well-connected for a small Irish company: 162 unique consortium partners across 26 countries, built through 9 projects in just 3 years. Their network spans Southern, Northern, and Eastern Europe, with no visible geographic concentration beyond broad pan-European reach.
What sets them apart
Konnekt-able occupies an unusual niche: an SME that can apply AI and cybersecurity expertise across wildly different domains — from passenger ship evacuation to factory floor optimization to urban water management. This cross-domain versatility, combined with their 162-partner network, makes them an attractive consortium partner when you need proven AI integration capability without sector lock-in. For coordinators building proposals, they bring both technical depth in machine learning and a demonstrated ability to adapt to new application domains quickly.
Highlights from their portfolio
- KYKLOS 4.0Their largest single grant (EUR 652,750), focused on circular and agile manufacturing — signals a strategic move into Industry 4.0.
- PALAEMONUnusual application of AI to passenger ship evacuation with smart mustering engines and active routing — demonstrates their ability to tackle safety-critical systems.
- EnergyShieldSubstantial cybersecurity project (EUR 479K) protecting critical energy infrastructure, bridging their security expertise with the energy sector.