model-Based fRamework for dependable sensing and Actuation in INtelligent decentralized IoT systems
Next June, our expert Paul-Emmanuel from AIRBUS, will take part to the IoT Tech Expo in Amsterdam. Paul-Emmanuel will be having a presentation were he will discuss among other things…
During the past edition of the Eclipse IoT Day 2019 in Grenoble Maria Teresa Delgado (Eclipse Foundation) and Levent Gurgen (CEA) gave a talk on "Using Eclipse technologies to develop…
The activities of the W3C Web of Things began with a W3C workshop held in 2014. Two groups were then setup: The WoT Interest Group (IG), which takes care of…
The first version of the BRAIN-IoT architecture has been recently issued. The process used for software architecture design is based on ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010:2011 “Systems and software engineering - Architecture description”.…
The book chapter of the IERC book 2018 "Next Generation Internet of Things, Distributed Intelligence at the Edge and Human Machine-to-Machine Cooperation" coordinated by BRAIN-IoT has been published and is available…
Making cities smarter is a great challenge. But this makes sense only if the cities are also sustainable. In our context of rapid climatic changes, tackling as a first concern…
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…
