Scientific Publication
N. G. Evgenidis, N. A. Mitsiou, S. A. Tegos, P. D. Diamantoulakis, and
G. K. Karagiannidis, “Split Learning in Computer Vision for Semantic Segmentation Delay Minimization”, Accepted for Publication, IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Scientific Publication
P. D. Diamantoulakis, S. A. Tegos, G. K. Karagiannidis, L. Athanasekos
and D. Nodaros, “Simultaneous Lightwave Information And Power Transfer For Non-Terrestrial Networks Enabled Situational Awareness”, HEDI Hub for European defence Innovation, EDA Research, Technology and Innovation, Papers Award 2024
Press Release
The VICTORIOUS project was prominently featured at the 55th International Paris Air Show, held from 16 to 22 June 2025 in Paris-Le Bourget, as part of its ongoing dissemination activities supported by the European Defence Fund (EDF).
Mr. Dimitrios Nodaros, Director of New Technologies Domain at AKMON and Coordinator of VICTORIOUS, presents the project’s vision and objectives to Mr. Jean-Marie Dumon, Deputy Director - Head of Defence and Security at GICAN, in the presence of AKMON’s CEO, Mr. Tassos Rozolis.
The project’s participation was organized by AKMON SA, the project coordinator, reinforcing its commitment to promoting European defence cooperation and technological advancement.
Mr. Nodaros exchanges views with Mr. Julien Hostin, representative of NAVAL GROUP, on the project’s potential operational applications.
During the exhibition, leading European stakeholders expressed growing interest in the innovative solutions developed by VICTORIOUS, which aims to deliver AI-enhanced, remotely powered, unmanned observation and targeting systems for indirect fire operations.
VICTORIOUS was also presented to the Canadian MetaCluster TIASI, with Mr. Dimitrios Nodaros introducing the project’s scope and strategic impact to Mr. Sotiris A. Bouzeas, CEO of TIASI, reflecting the project’s growing international visibility.
Through its presence at the Paris Air Show, VICTORIOUS continues to actively promote European defence collaboration and technological sovereignty, showcasing itself as a tangible example of cross-border innovation supported by the European Defence Fund.
Press Release
The VICTORIOUS project participated in the FEINDEF 2025 – International Defence & Security Exhibition, held from 12 to 14 May 2025 in Madrid, Spain.
As part of its dissemination activities, the project was presented to key stakeholders by UTEK – Unmanned Teknologies Applications, one of the VICTORIOUS consortium partners.
Funded under the European Defence Fund (EDF-2023-LS-RA-DIS-NT, Grant Agreement No. 101167898), VICTORIOUS (Innovative AI-Enhanced, Remotely Powered, Indirect Fire Observation System Utilising Unmanned Vehicles) is a €4 million project focused on developing advanced observation and targeting capabilities for indirect fire operations,
leveraging AI, remote power technologies, and unmanned systems.
Participation in FEINDEF 2025 offered the opportunity to highlight the project’s contribution to European defence innovation, cross-border collaboration, and technological sovereignty.
Press Release
The VICTORIOUS project was successfully presented during DEFEA – Defence Exhibition Athens 2025, which took place from 6 to 8 May 2025 at the Metropolitan Expo, Athens.
VICTORIOUS was showcased within
the dedicated EDF Project Lake area, located at Hall 1, Stand A33,
where selected European Defence Fund (EDF) projects highlighted Europe’s
growing capabilities in defence innovation and cooperation.
Figure 1: VICTORIOUS at EDF-project Lake area
Funded under the European Defence Fund 2023 Programme (EDF-2023-LS-RA-DIS-NT, Grant Agreement No. 101167898), VICTORIOUS (Innovative AI-Enhanced, Remotely Powered, Indirect Fire Observation System Utilising Unmanned Vehicles) is a €4 million project focused on delivering cutting-edge observation, targeting, and situational awareness solutions for complex operational environments.
The project integrates Artificial Intelligence, wireless power and data transfer technologies, and unmanned platforms to support indirect fire missions, contributing to Europe’s technological sovereignty and defence readiness.
The VICTORIOUS participation at
DEFEA 2025 formed part of its official dissemination activities, coordinated by
AKMON SA, the project’s lead partner. Through its presence in the EDF
Project Lake, VICTORIOUS demonstrated its contribution to strengthening
European defence cooperation, fostering industrial synergies, and advancing
next-generation capabilities.
Figure 2: VICTORIOUS at AKMON's main stand
The project unites partners from Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Ireland, reflecting a strong multinational commitment to European defence cross-border collaboration and innovation.
DEFEA 2025 provided an important opportunity to engage with institutional stakeholders, defence authorities, industry leaders, and international partners, raising awareness of VICTORIOUS and its role within the broader EDF framework, supporting Europe’s strategic autonomy and technological excellence.
Press Release
The Kick-Off Meeting of the VICTORIOUS project, funded under the European Defence Fund 2023 Work Programme (EDF-2023-LS-RA-DIS-NT, Grant Agreement No. 101167898), was successfully held in Athens, Greece, on 9–10 April 2025.
The meeting took place at The Golden Age Hotel of Athens, marking the official launch of this cutting-edge European defence initiative.
VICTORIOUS (Innovative AI-Enhanced, Remotely Powered, Indirect Fire Observation System Utilising Unmanned Vehicles) is a €4 million project that will develop next-generation observation and targeting capabilities, combining Artificial Intelligence, remote power solutions, and unmanned platforms to enhance indirect fire operations in modern, complex environments.
The project consortium,
coordinated by AKMON (Greece), brings together leading industrial, research and
academic partners from eight European countries, highlighting strong
transnational cooperation in defence innovation. The consortium includes:
The Kick-Off Meeting focused on project objectives, technical scope, key milestones, deliverables, risk mitigation strategies, and stakeholder engagement, while establishing the operational framework for the project’s execution.
The event was honored by the participation of representatives from the Hellenic Army General Staff Artillery Directorate, along with Defence Attachés from the partnering countries, demonstrating the strong institutional support and operational relevance of the VICTORIOUS project for European defence.
With the support of the European Defence Fund, VICTORIOUS contributes to enhancing European technological sovereignty, operational readiness, and the development of advanced capabilities for observation, targeting, and unmanned systems.
