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Technical deep assessment

Assessment of data, infrastructure and skills to confirm AI feasibility, reduce risk and prepare a smooth transition towards building and testing your AI solution.

What it is and why it matters

Before investing in AI development, organisations need a clear and honest picture of their readiness: whether their data is fit for purpose, whether their infrastructure can support AI solutions, and whether their teams have the skills required to adopt and sustain them.

Without this foundation, AI initiatives risk being built on unsuitable data, misaligned architectures or underestimated capability gaps — leading to costly setbacks.

This service, delivered by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), addresses this challenge through structured assessment sessions. For more advanced organisations, it builds on an existing use case to identify which AI techniques can address specific business challenges, and frames the output as a tailored system requirement — which may also take the form of a research, development and innovation (RDI) law project.

How can Luxembourg AI Factory help 

We connect you with LIST experts to evaluate your AI readiness across three dimensions: infrastructure, skills and data, in relation to your specific business needs.

Over a project of two to 10 days, and starting with a three-hour working session, our experts help you identify potential AI use cases, confirm technical feasibility and define a concrete path forward. Eligible companies may benefit from subsidised access to this service

What you can expect 

  1. AI readiness report 
    A comprehensive report covering potential use cases for experimenting with AI solutions, technical recommendations for system, infrastructure and data, and training recommendations for skills acquisition.
  2. Actionable roadmap input
    Clear technical guidance on how to safely experiment with AI solutions, with contact details and introductions to relevant partners for next steps.

Who it is for

This service is designed for SMEs, large companies and public administrations looking to assess and strengthen their AI readiness before committing to development. To engage, organisations must:

  • Participate in a three-hour working session
  • Have a clear business use case for AI already identified