by iotadmin | Oct 22, 2020 | Uncategorized
On October 20th the IoTCrawler were represented next to fellow H2020 projects SOFIE and CHARIOT, as our project coordinator Proffessor Antonio Skarmeta took upon him the role of facilitator in the first session IoT forum’s impressive digital 24-hour event. It...
by iotadmin | Oct 14, 2020 | AU
,A functioning, sensor based room booking app and a business case including the IoTCrawler framework are the concluding results of the work by students at Aarhus University BTECH. The IoTCrawler has been an active part in the Aarhus University’s test bed and as...
by iotadmin | Jul 7, 2020 | OdinS, UMU
One of the problems that all major cities are facing is traffic congestion, and a surprisingly large part of CO2 emissions stem from cars slow-driving in search of a vacant parking space in city centers. OdinS and UMU have worked in close relation with the Smart City...
by iotadmin | Jul 6, 2020 | Blogposts from the consortium
Two other EU projects were involved in the webinar “Going Public” which the IoTCrawler project co-presented. SOFIE and NGIoT. Read about the insights here and revisit the talk.Going Public with IoT gamechangers Both SOFIE and IoTCrawler are in the...
by iotadmin | Jul 1, 2020 | Blogposts from the consortium, NEC Lab
Influential components in terms of standardization This week Hien Truong of NEC international gave a presentation during a meeting of standardisation working group ETSI ISG PDL about IoTCrawler and Distributed Ledger Technology. The group expressed great interest in...
