E-BOOST project – “ElectromoBility for the recOvery and internatiOnalisation of Small enTerprises”
Coordinators CAAR / CARA
- Europe
SEQGEN‑AI: a New Milestone in Intelligent Automation for Industrial Testing
Coordinators: GEMESIS
- Project duration: December 2025 - December 2026
CARA, as a member of the EDIH Minasmart (European Digital Innovation Hub), is supporting the SEQGEN‑AI project, funded through the European WASABI cascade funding programme.
The SEQGEN‑AI project aims to develop an intelligent assistance solution capable of automatically generating complex test sequences for multiple industrial sectors (hydrogen, batteries, fluidics, mechatronics).
Its goal is to enable operators to create, validate, and execute test sequences using natural‑language instructions or structured files, while ensuring transparency, traceability, and safety through embedded human‑validation mechanisms.
This solution will accelerate the adoption of advanced test benches by simplifying their use and making testing workflows more efficient, reliable, and accessible.
Project Partners
- Gemesis : Responsible for developing the AI platform integrated into GEMS, the open‑source test bench control platform. Gemesis also leads the development of the Digital Intelligent Assistant (DIA) and manages its commercial exploitation.
- ThinkDeep : Provider of the core AI technology and developer of the intelligent assistance module powering SEQGEN‑AI.
- CARA : As a cluster and member of the EDIH Minasmart, CARA supports the project by enhancing its visibility, guiding its market positioning, coordinating expert evaluations, and ensuring communication and dissemination across the industrial ecosystem.
Project Structure
The project runs from December 2025 to December 2026 and is organized into several Work Packages:
- Project management
- Development of the DIA module
- Development of the sequence verification engine
- Market deployment and dissemination
- Exploitation and intellectual property management
Actions Led by CARA
- Technical Support :
CARA organised a technical hearing of the project with a committee of experts (covering technical, scientific, and market‑application aspects) to help define priorities and reinforce the project’s industrial relevance.
- Communication & Dissemination :
CARA regularly shares the project’s challenges, progress and results with the CARA network and key stakeholders across the mobility and industrial ecosystem.
Learn more
If you would like to know more about the project, please contact Samuel GUESNE.
