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Towards AIDOaRt Objectives via Joint Model-based Architectural Effort

This paper outlines the AIDOaRt project (AI-augmented automation supporting modelling, coding, testing, monitoring and continuous development in Cyber-Physical Systems) objectives, the status, and current achievements. In particular we briefly outline one of its notable results so far, a model-based requirements engineering process that the project adopted to cope with the challenges of producing coherent joint technical results based on contributions of 32 partners. We shortly overview the process and give reference to the complete process that has been already applied and evaluated in several European Research projects. That way we intend to share the best practices in reaching ambitious objectives as targeted by the European research agenda. The project has received funding by the European Union KDT JU Key Digital Technologies Joint Undertaking, and it began in April 2021 for a period of 36 months. The Research Challenges in Information Science conference topics covered by the paper are the following: Information Systems Transformations,