by iotadmin | Sep 9, 2021 | Blogposts from the consortium
The assessment of the results we have achieved in the project is now complete. The review was conducted on the 23rd of June 2021, a few clarifications requested by the reviewers regarding the exploitation were afterwards addressed and now we can look back, with...
by iotadmin | Apr 14, 2021 | Blogposts from the consortium, City of Aarhus, Universidad de Murcia
We entered talks with IoT Nordic and Force about the continuance of the IoTCrawler framework in northern Europe. The IoTCrawler was represented by the project coordinator, the AAR team and City Lab team, who are to take ownership of the prototype and solution we built...
by iotadmin | Apr 9, 2021 | Blogposts from the consortium
With a total of 70 participants in Zoom and 110 wathcing on and off on Twitter we are more beyond thankful for the attendance. A few of our participants have graciously provided us with some feed-back on the morning. All of the consortium partners took part in...
by iotadmin | Mar 15, 2021 | Blogposts from the consortium, City of Aarhus
The last year have seen it’s amount of webinars and online conferences, and where we have gained new appreciation for their charm (your microphone is turned off, miss…) there are many things we need to do to make messages transcend despite the distance,...
by iotadmin | Feb 15, 2021 | AGT, Blogposts from the consortium, City of Aarhus, Uncategorized
Software engineer and IoT home owner Martin H. Rasmussen (DK) gave us his personal account of his experience exploring the IoTCrawler GitHub and the use cases. We found Martins account inspiring and applicable into improving little things in our communication, and he...
