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EU-IoT Final Event
The final event of EU-IoT, took place on March 30. The event was based on the achievements of EU-IoT community and the upcoming activities.
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ASSIST-IoT minitrack in HICSS57 – Call for papers
Minitrack in Cognitive Cloud Continuum Ecosystems: Theory and Practice (HICSS57 co-organised by ASSIST-IoT and aerOS projects as part of the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)), Honolulu, Hawaii, January 3-6, 2024. Call for papers is open. Submission deadline 15 June 2023. Read more “ASSIST-IoT minitrack in HICSS57 – Call for papers”
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ASSIST-IoT IoT-ECAW’23 – Call for papers
ASSIST-IoT co-organises the 7th Workshop on Internet of Things – Enablers, Challenges and Applications (IoT-ECAW’23) in Warsaw, Poland, 17–20 September, 2023 (organized within the 18th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems-FedCSIS 2023 (IEEE: #57573), 16th International Workshop on Computational Optimization (WCO’23), Track 3). Call for papers is open – Submission deadline 23 May 2023. Read more “ASSIST-IoT IoT-ECAW’23 – Call for papers”
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NGIoT Newsflash #14
The latest issue of the NGIoT Newsflash is now available! In this issue you may find all the latest details on the NGIoT related projects. You may also find information about the last NGIoT event and all the recently published papers.
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EUCLOUDEDGEIoT Survey
The European Commission is requesting all the community members to give their ideas for the next 2025-2027 research programme.
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EU-IoT Final Event on March 30
EU-IoT has been a vital accelerator for the European IoT ecosystem, supporting the development of synergies, fostering strategic coordination among Next Generation Internet of Things (NGIoT) projects and related initiatives, and promoting the adoption of IoT solutions. As the project comes to a close in March 2023, this event provides an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and lessons learned and explore the future of IoT in Europe.
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ASSIST-IoT Open Call #2: The winners!
ΑSSIST-IoT proudly announces the ASSIST-IoT OC2 winners! Many thanks to all participants for submitting their proposals! In total 34 Open Call proposals were received from 10 countries, out of which, after a detailed evaluation period, 8 Open Call projects have been selected as the winning ones.
Congratulations to the 8 winners! Read more “ASSIST-IoT Open Call #2: The winners!”
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NGIOT Sustainability Workshop – Use Cases” workshop 2nd Presentation
ASSIST-IoT project participated at Next Generation Internet of Things – NGIoT“NGIOT Sustainability Workshop – Use Cases” workshop on 22nd of February! ASSIST- IoT was represented on 2 different slots. On the second one, Carlos Guardiola presented “Tackling reusability plans for components developed for automotive diagnostics pilot”.
Read more “NGIOT Sustainability Workshop – Use Cases” workshop 2nd Presentation”
IOT Week
“II Workshop of the ASSIST-IoT approach to NGIoT architecture…
ASSIST-IoT is an EU funded research project aiming to design, implement and validate a multi-plane (semi-)autonomous edge-cloud reference architecture, to assist human-centric applications in multiple sectors. This architecture consists of horizontal planes, which include device, network, data and application-related functionalities to support Next-Generation IoT (NGIoT) paradigm, and vertical ones, which address all-encompassing concerns, properties and transversal functionalities such as security, interoperability or manageability, among others.
Read more ““II Workshop of the ASSIST-IoT approach to NGIoT architecture design and implementation” at IoT Week 20″
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“IoT-empowered road anomalies detection in real-time” by insigh.io Open…
Open Call Winner, project RAZOR by insigh.io, completed their task and has provided a detailed report.
Statistics show that many road accidents are caused directly by poor road conditions and by the drivers’ reaction to incidents and hazards resulted by improper road design or construction. In addition, road network infrastructure, from local roads to larger arterials and interstates, require significant financial investment for maintenance. Typically, this incurs costs of several thousands of euros per km, depending on the road type.
Read more ““IoT-empowered road anomalies detection in real-time” by insigh.io Open Caller”