Application process for becoming aerOS Open Calls Evaluator

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Are you a professional or expert interested in becoming aerOS Open Calls evaluator?

In order to be eligible as an evaluator of aerOS Open Calls, individuals must comply with the following: 

  • Must be resident of an EU member or associated state. 
  • Must be able to demonstrate background/expertise on any of the mentioned fields: IoT, edge computing, cloud computing, smart networking, cybersecurity, data privacy, data governance, logistics and transportation, energy, agriculture, smart buildings or orchestration in distributed systems. 
  • Must not have any conflict of interest with the assigned applicants. 
  • Must be able to sign a contract with Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). 

For applying to be an evaluator of aerOS Open Calls, the candidates must submit via email to the address iglaub@upv.es the following documentation before 31 January, 2024, 7pm CET: 

Submissions Deadline: 31 January, 2024, 7pm CET

Guideline of Evaluators

aerOS Presentation at November’s SME Working Group

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During November, Ignacio Lacalle Úbeda from Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) presented the fundamental elements of our project at the SME November’s Working Group.

He had also the chance to present our Open Call!

“Containerized Edge Computing Near Renewable Energy Sources” Presentation

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Marcin Michel from Electrum Holding, presented on November 10th insights about the energy use cases of our project during “Giving Energy an Edge: Showcasing the Edge to Cloud Continuum in Energy,”.

In case you are interested you may learn more about the event here: https://eucloudedgeiot.eu/event/giving-energy-edge-showcase/

“Energy Efficient, Health Safe & Sustainable Smart Buildings” Presentation

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Fotini Setaki from Cosmote presented “Energy Efficient, Health Safe & Sustainable Smart Buildings”, during “Giving Energy an Edge: Showcasing the Edge to Cloud Continuum in Energy,” event by EuCLoudEdgeIoT which took place on November 10th.

The Energy Infoday that took place on Friday 10th November, 2023, at 10:00 (CET), brought together over 100 attendees, including industry experts, innovators, researchers, developers, SMEs, start-ups and energy company stakeholders to discuss the latest trends and technologies shaping the future of energy and innovations of the Cloud-Edge-IoT Continuum in Energy sector. We are very thankful for every participant and want to express our special gratitude to all speakers, panellists, open calls and use case representatives for their diverse input as well as adding depth to the conversations that followed.


The Infoday kicked off by exploring the general landscape of SME innovation in the Grid Edge sector, spotlighting the EU CEI MetaOS projects. This broad view was further complimented by a presentation showcasing a panoramic view of various European project clusters working on transforming and digitising the energy sector.


After a first overview of the current state of innovation, those inputs were reflected and augmented by gathering valuable inputs on the current transition challenges on topics such as energy infrastructure, adaptability, and electrification of heat and mobility. During a panel discussion, they were critically analysed from an overarching, institutional and energy distributor perspective, which was shared as well as contrasted by the point of view of energy start-ups.

aerOS 3rd Plenary Meeting

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aerOS 3rd Plenary Meeting took place in Siemens premises in Nuremberg. The meeting ran for two days (29 & 30 of November). It was a very fruitful meeting where partners discussed about the project status, the upcoming activities and the pilot’s development.

Partners had also the chance to take the traditional group photo.

“A novel approach to self-capabilities in IoT industrial automation computing continuum” paper presentation

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aerOS paper entitled “A novel approach to self-capabilities in IoT industrial automation computing continuum” was presented during WF-IoT 2023! The 2023 IEEE 9th World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT 2023) brings the latest from the research and academic community. It included a broad program of papers and presentations on the latest technology developments and innovations in the many fields and disciplines that drive the utility and vitality of IoT solutions and applications. After extensive peer review, the best of the proposals were selected for the conference program, which included technical papers, tutorials workshops and industry sessions designed specifically to advance technologies, end to end solutions, systems and infrastructure, processes, and operating methods, that are contributing to how IoT can reshape the world and overcome the challenges we face, so that all individuals can participate in and enjoy life to the fullest.

“Emerging IoT Applications and Architectures for Smart Maritime Container Terminals” paper presentation

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Michalis Michaelides (CUT) presented our paper “Emerging IoT Applications and Architectures for Smart Maritime Container Terminals” at the WFIoT2023 conference in the Special Session: Future Platforms for Cloud-Edge Continuum – Theoretical Foundations and Practical Considerations.

Big Data Value Forum 2023

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Big Data Value Forum 2023 took place in October (25-27 October 2023) in Valencia. The European Big Data Value Forum (EBDVF) brought together industry professionals, business developers, researchers and policy-makers from all over Europe and other regions of the world to advance policy actions, and industrial and research activities in the areas of Data and AI. aerOS project was represented by Ignacio Lacalle Úbeda from Universitat Politècnica de València UPV. Our partner presented aerOS project and took part in the “The Role of Research in Advancing the Computing Continuum and Green AI Technologies” panel discussion.

“Developing a Reference Architecture for the Continuum – Concept, Taxonomy and Building Blocks”

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The first results of the EUCloudEdgeIoT Task Force are now available in the “Developing a Reference Architecture for the Continuum – Concept, Taxonomy and Building Blocks” document.

You may find out more information here: https://zenodo.org/record/8403593