TREELOGIC TELEMATICA Y LOGICA RACIONAL PARA LA EMPRESA EUROPEA SL

Their core work

Treelogic is a Spanish technology SME that provides data analytics, machine learning, and software development services across a wide range of domains. Their core competence is building intelligent data processing and visualization systems — they take complex data streams (from industrial sensors, medical records, satellite signals, or financial forensics) and turn them into actionable insights. Based in Asturias, they act as the "software brain" inside diverse EU consortia, contributing ML algorithms, real-time analytics platforms, and data integration layers to projects spanning steel manufacturing, cybersecurity, healthcare, and autonomous vehicles.

What they specialise in

How they've shifted over time

Treelogic's early H2020 work (2015-2016) centered on industrial data analytics and scientific computing — their flagship PROTEUS project applied distributed machine learning to steel industry data, while RADIOFOREGROUNDS involved processing cosmological radio signal data. In their later projects (2017-2018 start dates), the focus shifted decisively toward security, resilience, and cyber-physical systems: RAMSES tackled malware forensics, RESISTO addressed communication infrastructure resilience, and BRAVE explored automated vehicle adoption. This trajectory shows a company moving from general-purpose analytics toward applied AI in security-critical and safety-critical domains.

Treelogic is moving from broad data analytics toward security-focused and safety-critical AI applications, making them increasingly relevant for projects requiring trusted, resilient intelligent systems.

How they like to work

Treelogic operates exclusively as a consortium participant — across 13 projects they never coordinated, instead contributing specialized technical capabilities to large, multi-partner consortia. With 181 unique partners across 27 countries, they are a classic "wide network" collaborator: they don't repeatedly team with the same partners but instead bring their software and analytics skills to new groups in new domains each time. This suggests they are easy to integrate into new consortia and comfortable adapting their technology to unfamiliar application areas.

Exceptionally broad network for an SME: 181 unique consortium partners spread across 27 countries, built entirely through participant roles. This pan-European reach — nearly covering the entire EU — makes them well-connected across diverse research and industry communities.

What sets them apart

What sets Treelogic apart is their ability to apply the same core ML and data analytics toolkit across radically different domains — from cosmological radio signals to banking trojan forensics to offshore aquaculture. Few SMEs can credibly contribute to projects in six or more distinct sectors. For consortium builders, this means a technically reliable partner who won't need hand-holding when entering an unfamiliar application domain, and who brings genuine software engineering depth rather than just domain knowledge.

Highlights from their portfolio

• PROTEUS
  Their largest project (EUR 700K) and most representative of their core capability: scalable online machine learning with real-time visualization for industrial applications.
• RAMSES
  Demonstrates their pivot toward cybersecurity — an internet forensic platform for tracking financial malware money flows, working directly with law enforcement use cases.
• iTRACK
  Applied real-time tracking and collective intelligence to civilian humanitarian missions, showing their ability to deploy analytics in high-stakes, non-commercial contexts.