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ASSIST-IoT project coordinator, Prof. Carlos Palau, took part and presented the ASSIST-IoT architecture in the EU-IoT Training Workshops Series: Next Generation IoT Architectures on November 9, 2021. Prof Carlos Palau shared details about the architecture, the pilost and the 1st Open Call of the project.
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ASSIST-IoT project is also available in ResearchGate platform! Find us and read all our publications.You may learn more here: https://www.researchgate.net/project/ASSIST-IoT. Feel free to register and access all ASSIST-IoT uploaded technical reports and scientific publications.
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The 1st ASSIST-IoT Open Call is open now! ASSIST-IoT Open Call aims at funding innovative proposals that will enhance ASSIST-IoT’s objectives framed (mandatorily) within one (out of its three) pilot(s). In particular, Open Call proposals are expected to address one specific challenge out of a list of possible challenges formulated by each pilot. Third parties are expected to come along and carry out relevant actions during the project’s life cycle. You may submit your proposal up to 28 February 2022 17:00 CET.
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The latest NGIoT newsflash (issue 5) is now available! Access it and read the latest news about events and open calls around the European IoT community. Among others you may learn more information about the ICT-56 projects Open Calls as well as all the details about the upcoming ASSIST-IoT 1st Open Call. Stay tuned!
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In September, NGIoT and partners hosted some exciting events with top-level speakers on the Next Generation Internet of Things.This Newsflash contains information about events around the IoT community that took place during September. This issue also presents all the funding opportunities (Open Calls) that will be available since September 1st. Read more “NGIoT Newsflash”
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The 1st ASSIST-IoT Open Call is officially announced and starts at 1st of November! The ASSIST-IoT project has reserved part of the project budget to fund specific activities in order to enhance and improve IoT features and applications and boost the NGIoT community across Europe. Third parties are expected to come along and carry out relevant actions during the project’s life cycle. Read more “ASSIST-IoT 1st Open Call Announcement”
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Carlos Guardiola (Universitat Politècnica de València UPV) presented the ASSIST-IoT paper “From OBD to Connected Diagnostics: A Game Changer at Fleet, Vehicle and Component Level” at 6th IFAC Conference on Engine and Powertrain Control, Simulation and Modeling (E-COSM 2021), August 23-25, 2021, which took place in Tokyo, Japan. Read more “From OBD to Connected Diagnostics presentation”
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ASSIST-IoT partner Piotr Lewandowski (SRIPAS) presented remotely the paper “Implementing autonomic Internet of Things ecosystems – practical considerations”, on Friday 17th September 2021, at the 16th International Conference on Parallel Computing Technologies (PaCT-2021), Kaliningrad, Russia. The Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics (Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russia), Read more “Ιmplementing autonomic Internet of Things ecosystems – practical consideration”
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On Thursday May 27, 2021, 2:30 PM, ASSIST-IoT innovation manager Ángel Martínez Cavero presented ASSIST-IoT Project in the session “Architectures and building blocks for ports and maritime logistics data platforms” of the “Unleashing the potential of ports and maritime logistics via data-driven solutions: Opportunities and Challenges” workshop (organised by DataPorts) at the Data Week 2021. Read more “ASSIST-IoT in Data Week 2021”
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ASSIST-IoT Technical Report #6, entitled “From OBD to Connected Diagnostics: A Game Changer at Fleet, Vehicle and Component Level.”, by: ASIST-IoT partners C Guardiola, C Vigild, F de Smet and K Schusteritz has been published. Early on-board diagnostics (OBD) standards were enforced in 1988 and, by the beginning of the XXI century, all major automotive markets require some sort of OBD. Over the years, the diagnostics software layer has grown in complexity, yet robust fault detection remains a challenging task: insufficient memory and computation power, suboptimal calibration, and the lack of sufficient real-life operation data for model development are some of the limiting factors. Read more “Technical Report #6”