Integrated Intelligent Safe Environment Phase 2

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United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory Limited

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£300,000

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University of Birmingham

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Research and development services and related consultancy services

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2 weeks ago

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UKNNL have been asked to support the delivery of this innovative project for the SNM division of Sellafield Ltd.
UKNNL requires consultancy and software development support via a contract to develop and demonstrate a solution for an Integrated Intelligent Safe Environment. The works will also need to maintain a requirements specification and include an update to the feasibility study (Issue 1) that was released as part of Phase 1 in March 2025.
Upon acceptance of the updated feasibility study, the University partner will then initiate the development of an AI-based system that allows safe, symbiotic interaction between humans and autonomous systems.

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United Kingdom National Nuclear Laboratory Limited

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David Brown

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