Imagine having a super-smart digital assistant that reads every complex EU law in any European language and tells you exactly what your business needs to do. It works like a high-tech filter that removes the headache of legal paperwork. Instead of hiring armies of lawyers, a company can use this tool to check if they are following the rules automatically.
EU regulatory compliance is currently too slow and expensive, acting as a barrier to innovation for SMEs. Manual checks are time-consuming and prone to errors across different languages.
A multilingual, agentic AI-driven compliance assistance system integrated into the Common European Language Data Space.
If you are a medical device manufacturer dealing with complex health regulations — this project developed an agentic AI system that can reduce the money and time spent on compliance by over 75% compared to manual work.
If you are an international transport operator dealing with cross-border EU transport laws — this project developed a multilingual bot that ensures 90% automated coverage of compliance operations.
If you are a green energy consultancy dealing with Green Deal regulations — this project developed an AI tool that allows for 30% faster adoption of new regulations.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not mentioned, but the project aims to reduce compliance costs by over 75% compared to manual operations.
Yes, the project is designed to scale core components from TRL 5-6 up to TRL 8, targeting a high level of industrial readiness.
The project developments will be released as open source, and a new SME will be set up to commercialize the results.
It addresses the complex EU legal corpus, specifically focusing on more than 40 specific cases across areas like the Green Deal, Healthcare, and Transport.
The project period runs from 2026-10-01 to 2029-09-30, suggesting a deployment window toward the end of this period.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven, with 60% of the 15 partners coming from the private sector (9 industry partners). A significant 10 partners are SMEs, indicating a strong focus on practical, commercial application rather than pure academic research. The group spans 9 countries, providing the necessary linguistic and legal diversity to validate the tool across the EU.
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