Projects funded by providers such as the Czech Science Foundation (GACR), Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TACR) or the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MSMT) that have their own budget section in the state budget. Other providers include, for example, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ministry of Culture, or regional authorities. These are projects where the proposer (typically the Czech Science Foundation) sets the objective and methods, or more frequently, projects where the provider defines the objectives

   

1. AiVRT - Application of neural networks in the identification of rock environment during deep core drilling

Consortium:
TERAMED s.r.o.

Main ŠAVŠ Investigator:
prof. Ing. Vojtěch Dynybyl, Ph.D.

Project Duration:
2026–2027 

Project Budget:
CZK 2.195 thousands

Project Description:
The aim of the project is to support the development of an innovative digital solution in the field of geological and civil engineering surveying through the development of a new digital solution for identifying the rock environment during deep core drilling.
Project outputs:
   - AiVRT digital solution – a procedure for processing measured data, which aims to identify the drilled material;
   - pilot operation of connecting a drill that measures drilling parameters with a data processing procedure;
   - a neural network – is designed for the above-mentioned data processing.

Co-funded by the European Union   

   

2. MedOps AI Box

Consortium:
Cexbit s.r.o.

Main ŠAVŠ Investigator:
doc. Ing. Robert Frischer, Ph.D.

Project Duration:
2026–2027 

Project Budget:
CZK 6.965 thousands

Project Description:
The MedOps AI Box project aims to develop a modular, scalable and affordable AI system that will enable hospitals to process unstructured healthcare data, to ensure legal and technical interoperability with EHR, LIS and PACS systems, to manage patient consent digitally and transparently using ODRL, and to integrate AI models and knowledge graphs to support clinical decision-making. The system integrates directly into hospital systems, ensures regulatory compliance, improves operational efficiency and enables secondary use of data for research.
Main project output:
   - MedOps AI Box digital solution – a comprehensive solution for processing unstructured healthcare data in hospitals.

Co-funded by the European Union   

   

3. Centre for Industrial 3D Printing

Project name: Centre for Industrial 3D Printing

Project registration number:  TN02000033

Acronym: P3DT

Provider: Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TA CR)

Programme: NCK2

Coordinator: Technical University of Liberec

Duration: 1. 1. 2023 – 31. 12. 2028

Project website: ZDE

Project anotation:
The aim of the project is to establish the foundations of a National Competence Centre for Industrial 3D Printing of Polymer Materials, with an emphasis on promoting more environmentally and energy-efficient production, a cradle-to-cradle approach, efficient use of raw materials and their recycling, and the utilisation of waste natural and synthetic materials — all in alignment with the objectives of the Green Deal and the circular economy. The Centre has been established in Liberec and draws on the combined strengths of the coordinator, leading research organisations, and industrial partners, in order to build a strong research programme focused on the efficient and environmentally responsible use of raw materials and energy, enhancing the contribution of additive technologies to industry, and thereby providing a robust pipeline of projects for the proposed centre.

Sub-projects in which ŠAVŠ has participated / is participating:
 - DP 01: Development of Innovative 3D Printing Filaments for Industrial Use (2023–2024)
 - DP 02: Material Sustainability of Additive Manufacturing (2023–2024)
 - DP 66: 3D Printing of Hard-to-Access Spare Parts and Custom Automotive Accessories (2025–2026)

This project is co-financed from the state budget by the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic within the National Centres of Competence Programme.