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ReliAble Online LeaRning in Power ConverTErs to Unlock Flexibility from Motor AppliCaTions

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ized framework that harnesses advanced edge-computing in modern power electronic converters to enable motors to self-quantify and aggregate their flexibilities at scale. By rethinking fundamentals of machine learning and system identification, we introduce several key breakthroughs: 1) Reinventing ideas from experimental design theory to filter high-value signals from noise and enable efficient real-time learning in resource-constrained edge devices; 2) Combining physics-informed, offline-trained Bayesian priors with the novel concept of temporal posterior fusion, to robustly learn knowledge across various motor mission profiles and preventing catastrophic forgetting; 3) Developing new probabilistic flexibility envelopes to quantify flexibility with formal uncertainty bounds, while ensuring operational safety; 4) Establishing a fully decentralized aggregation mechanism that will enable millions of motors to self-organize and provide grid services with minimal central intervention, eliminating reliance on historical datasets and centralized processing, and aligning with strict data-pr

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award
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SIGNED
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EU
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2000000
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EUR

Evidence & attribution

European Commission, CORDIS Horizon Europe project dataset. Metadata adapted.

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First collected: 2026-09-20T04:21:15.460Z. This is not the publication date.