The European Commission invites stakeholders from industry, academia and innovators to participate in the Horizon Europe Info Day on 30 January 2023. This event is an Information Session on the Horizon Europe Work Programme 2023-2024 on “World leading data and computing technologies”.
The open and FREE half-day virtual event will introduce three calls under Destination 3:
HORIZON-CL4-2023-DATA-01-07: Collaboration with NSF on fundamental research on new concepts for distributed computing and swarm intelligence (CSA)
HORIZON -CL4-2023-DATA-01-04: Cognitive Computing Continuum: Intelligence and automation for more efficient data processing (RIA)
HORIZON -CL4-2023-DATA-01-06: Coordination and Support of Cognitive Computing Continuum research and policy (CSA)
aerOS will be presented during the “MetaOS and Swarm projects” slot at 15:00 CET.
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Open Source Software (OSS) is already at the core of modern Cloud Computing and Big Data infrastructure and is rapidly gaining ground at all levels of the Internet of Things. From a European perspective, a solid consensus (now corroborated by systematic studies and official EC policy directions) has formed around the critical role of OSS and Open Source Hardware for multiple European objectives, from GDP growth to digital autonomy.
aerOS is an active member of the EUCloudEdgeIoT association utilizing the resources on the edge-to-cloud computing continuum for enabling applications in an effective manner while incorporating multiple services.
Data is the heart of an IoT system, and with the proliferation of IoT devices, more than 500 zettabytes of data will be generated by 2025. Edge computing techniques allow these data to be processed locally, reduce security risks by data transmission to the clouds, enable real-time analysis, and offer greater privacy – such as helping organisations to take safe and reliable decisions at the point of interest. The Edge Computing paradigm will spur the next wave of Innovation of decentralised intelligence by optimising operations in a broad section of industries like mobility, farming, home/buildings, energy, logistics and manufacturing, and by mastering increasing volumes of data in their green and digital transition. These trends call for a shift towards the technical and business convergence of the Cloud, Edge and IoT domains, paving the way to a computing continuum and embedding topics like cognitive cloud and open source, which require both research and application perspectives and a strong cooperation among the two. In this context, EUCloudEdgeIoT.eu aims to realise a pathway for the understanding and development of the CEI Continuum by promoting cooperation between a wide range of research projects, developers and suppliers, business users and potential adopters of this new technological paradigm. It will do so by contributing to the coordination of a portfolio of projects in the CEI Computing Continuum funded under the Meta-Operating Systems for the Next Generation IoT and Edge Computing and ensuring consistent exploitation of their outcomes to help regain European competitiveness in core internet infrastructures.The initiative was preliminarily presented at the IoT week in Dublin in June 2022. The ultimate goal is to support the definition of the large-scale pilots envisaged by the European Commission in line with the EU Data Strategy. Future calls and projects on similar topics awarded by the EU Commission as part of the 2023- 2024 workplan will also be included in the cluster of projects cooperating under the European Cloud, Edge & IoT Continuum.
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The Next Generation Internet of Things (NGIoT) initiative is a growing community of projects and related initiatives at work to maximise the power of IoT made in Europe. NGIoT works to lower the barrier for adoption and development of IoT-empowered solutions, by supporting business models, innovation and skills. In a “network of network” ecosystem, NGIoT consists of ongoing projects and upcoming funding opportunities at work for a human-centric and sustainable digital transition. NGIoT projects are working to achieve H2020 goals while Horizon Europe will bring new opportunities to launch research and innovation projects across Europe and beyond. NGIoT works in close collaboration with related technology networks including cloud, Edge, Artificial Intelligence, 5G telecommunications networks and services, cybersecurity and blockchain. In complex IoT scenarios, people are becoming an essential part of interconnected cyber-physical systems. End users are both benefiting from connected devices and appliances as well as generating data which reinforces the effectiveness of IoT. Europe is leading the way to ensure the development and adoption of trusted and sustainable IoT that in combination with other advanced technologies can drive the digital and green transformation of our society and economy, across areas such as manufacturing, energy, agriculture, smart cities, mobility, retail and health care. The NGIoT is sharing best practices and building a growing and on-the-move ‘network of networks’ for knowledge and technology transfer, at the intersection of different research and innovation communities and industrial-driven initiatives.
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The aerOS Workshop on State of the Art and Market Analysis took place virtually on November 29th. The main scope of the workshop is the presentation of “State of the Art and Market Analysis” survey, results. The workshop was divided in two parts:
Report on the results of the activities planned in T2.1
Q&A and open discussion
The results of this questionnaire will be presented extensively into Deliverable 2.1, Chapter .
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Ignacio Lacalle from UPV presented aerOS project in the TRA 2022 at the stand of the European Commission. The 2022 TRA version took place in Lisbon, Portugal. TRA, the Transport Research Arena, is the largest European research and technology conference on transport and mobility. TRA is the foremost European transport event that covers all transport modes and all aspects of mobility. In 2022, TRA takes place in Lisbon, Portugal. Themed “Moving together – reimagining mobility worldwide”, TRA2022 brings together experts from around the world to discuss the newest innovations and future of mobility and transport, building also on the Portuguese historical legacy and links to overseas transport professionals. Through the development of innovative solutions, TRA Lisbon 2022 aims for a more efficient, safer, carbon-free, inclusive, and sustainable transport in all its modes. You may learn more about the event here: https://traconference.eu/
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The main objective of aerOS, a research project funded by the European Union through its Horizon Europe program and led by the Universitat Politècnica de València, is the implementation of a meta operating system focused on ease of use that allows the use of completely transparent way of computing resources closest to the source of data generation and the execution of applications and services in the most effective and efficient way possible. You may learn more here: http://www.upv.es/noticias-upv/noticia-13836-proyecto-aeros-es.html
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The following survey is carried out by aerOS (Autonomous, scalablE, tRustworthy, intelligent European meta Operating System for the IoT edge-cloud continuum), a European research project (Horizon Europe CL4-2021-DATA-01-05) running for 3 years which aims at transparently utilising the resources on the edge-to-cloud computing continuum for enabling applications in an effective manner while incorporating multiple services. The overarching goal of aerOS is to design and build a virtualised, platform-agnostic meta operating system for the IoT edge-cloud continuum. If you wish to know more, please visit: aeros-project.eu – aerOS project
The questionnaire is functional to the development of the Task 2.1 “State of the Art and Market Analysis”, and it is also aimed at collecting feedbacks on all internal and external factors that may influence the aerOS project during its development and after its conclusion. The result of this questionnaire will flow into Deliverable 2.1, Chapter 4.
This Web-survey is organised on behalf of the aerOS project. The questions in this survey are anonymous. It will not be possible to identify you in any way. Also the final results of this survey, as well as any communication surrounding this survey, will not contain personal data in any identifiable way. All the answers you provide anonymously are saved on the site https://aeros-project.limesurvey.net/461219?lang=en and will be deleted no later than 31.12.2022. (The privacy policy is published on the site aeros-project.limesurvey.net ) After the cancellation of the answers from the site aeros-project.limesurvey.net, only the statistical results of the survey will be kept.
All current privacy legislation is respected and you can exercise your rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection by emailing ad partner DPO or somebody in your organisation that will deal with these issues if you have no DPO.
If you have any further questions regarding privacy and data protection within the aerOS project, contact our Data Protection Officer via DS Tech. Formal complaints about the use of your personal data can be filed with the data protection authority contacts from this list https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/board/members_en (choose the one from your country).
Participation in this survey is on a voluntary basis and you may refuse to participate by not completing it. Filling in the questionnaire implies consent to participate in the survey.
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