An introduction
Automation in industry, connected cars and critical infrastructure observation with drones are some of the benefits associated with advanced technologies. However, these applications require more properties that can guaranty safety, including real-time reaction, secure and effective data protection and management, and industry-specific safety guidelines as well as energy efficiency. The RAINBOW project will plan and develop an open and secured fog computing platform that will advance the management of extensible, diverse and safe IoT services and cross-cloud applications. The project envisages extending fog computing to its real potential by supplying the development, composition, data and network management to reach secure end-applications.
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Use Case 2: Urban Mobility Demonstrator Video
Automatic Hazardous Events Detection is an urban mobility service developed by our colleagues from CRF (Stellantis), LINKS Foundation and Politecnico di Torino. Reliable traffic information exchange and detection of dangerous situations on the road are state-of-the-art georeferenced alert services in urban areas. The objective is to detect dangerous situations efficiently and send alerts to all the connected vehicles and to […]
RAINBOW Newsletter Issue #12
The Twelfth issue of RAINBOW’s newsletter has been released! Throughout the course of 36 months, between the beginning of 2020 and the end of 2022, the RAINBOW project managed to create measurable impact from technical outputs and scientific progress beyond the state-of-the-art to contribution to standards and policies, strategic and economic initiatives, to raising awareness and achieving public outreach. Read […]
RAINBOW’s roadmap to impact assessment -the final approach
RAINBOW’s impact assessment is our effort to prove the applicability, usability, effectiveness and value of the RAINBOW integrated framework in industrial, real-life trustworthy services, applications and scenarios, demonstrating the RAINBOW artefacts, methodologies and services under pragmatic conditions against the project’s use cases. The “Project Impact Assessment” deliverable concludes the work in Work Package 7 “Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication” and by […]
