model-Based fRamework for dependable sensing and Actuation in INtelligent decentralized IoT systems
The BRAIN-IoT platform will be used in a scenario of special logistic service robotics. It will involve several robotic platforms, which need to collaborate to scan a given warehouse and…
The BRAIN-IoT is a project funded by the European Commission, under it Horizon 2020 Research and innovation program (H2020), to establish a framework and methodology that supports secure, smart, autonomous,…
Paremus CTO Tim Ward made a presentation at the OSGi Community Event 2018 about the Brain-IoT project. The presentation titled "Turtles all the way up - From OSGi bundles to Fog…
A new publication related to BRAIN-IoT activities has been accepted and is going to be issued soon in the IERC book 2018!It is a joint book chapter made along with…
Thursday 25th October, Diego Fernandez represented Brain-IoT in the event "Future scenarios in the water counter reading - The NB-IoT communication technology". The event has dedicated sessions of reading experiences…
BRAIN-IoT is part of the European Security and Privacy Cluster, together with other EU-funded projects (i.e. CHARIOT, ENACT, IoT-CRAWLER, SECUREIoT, SEMIoTICS, SERIoT and SOFIE) BRAIN-IoT has actively participated to the…
Next week, from October 22nd to 25th, BRAIN-IoT will be presenting the project to the Open Source Community at the EclipseCon Europe 2018. The event will take place in Ludwisburg,…
Paremus, one of the partners of the BRAIN-IoT consortium was selected to participate in the recent UK Future Cities Business Portfolio for China Launch Mission that took place last August. This…
During October 2nd to 4th, EMALCSA hosted the Consortium meeting of BRAIN-IoT project that aims to establish a framework and methodology supporting smart cooperative behavior in fully de-centralized, combinable and dynamic federations of heterogeneous IoT platforms.
For our first plenary meeting at the University of Grenoble Alpes, our partner, Eclipse Foundation, presented an interesting introduction to open source licenses. What is the difference between a "permissive"…
