To illustrate the potential of Europe in the key themes discussed during Digital Day 2018, a number of successful EU-funded projects are showcased below:
- Sound of Vision (eHealth);
- PredictND (eHealth);
- MuG - Multiscale Complex Genomics (eHealth);
- MURAB - MRI and Ultrasound Robotic Assisted Biopsy (Artificial Intelligence);
- BRIDGET (Artificial Intelligence);
- Aeroarms (Artificial Intelligence);
- GiantSteps (Artifical Intelligence);
- My Health My Data (Blockchain);
- DECODE (Blockchain);
- Amphiro (Internet of Things);
- 5G public private partnership (5G);
- BISON (Big data);
- Fortissimo (High-performance computing);
- EsiWACE (High-performance computing).
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The European Commission, with the 5G Infrastructure Association, launched in 2013 a Public Private Partnership on 5G (5G PPP). The 5G PPP will create new jobs, offering growth and innovation opportunities.It will create a secure, reliable high-performance network for a fast Internet accessible to everyone and everywhere.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
The Aeroarms (AErial RObotics System integrating multiple ARMS and advanced manipulation capabilities for inspection and maintenance) project is working to build semi-autonomous drones to transport instruments and use them to carry out checks industrial pipelines.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
Amphiro has developed low-cost sensors and applications, providing consumers with detailed information that help them adopt sustainable water use
Projects story | 10 April 2018
The BISON project developed a technology which can analyse speech and provide customer feedback in real-time. This technology also allows contact centres to efficiently gather information from the big data collected.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
Medical data is generally stored in separate locations, and is not always easily accessible to patients and research institutions. It can be vulnerable to security breaches and identity theft – and at the same time scientists do not always have access to data for biomedical research and the development of new treatments. My Health My Data (MHMD) aims to use blockchain technology to enable medical data to be stored and transmitted safely and effectively.
Projects story | 09 April 2018
DECODE is a project exploring and piloting new technologies that give people more control over how they store, manage and use personal data generated online. It will use blockchain technology to create tools that will give people ownership of the data which they and the devices they own generate.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
Fortissimo created a ‘one-stop-shop’ to make hardware, expertise, applications, visualisation and tools available, on a pay-per-use basis, to European engineering and manufacturing SMEs.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
GiantSteps project helps musicians and professionals alike to boost their musical creativity. The project built on multimodal music information research, created innovative visualisation techniques and produced music algorithms to be reused in computer apps and tools.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
The ESiWACE project is developing world-class high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities to improve the efficiency and accuracy of numerical weather and climate modelling in Europe.
Projects story | 10 April 2018
The MuG Virtual Research Environment supports the expanding 3D/4D genomics community by developing tools to integrate the navigation in genomics data from sequence to 3D/4D chromatin dynamics data.
Projects story | 09 April 2018
PredictND is a 4-year European project focusing on developing tools and means for earlier, evidence- based diagnosis of a range of neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia.
Projects story | 09 April 2018
Sound of Vision has created an original non-invasive hardware and software system to use technology for helping visually impaired people to move independently and improve their lifestyle and autonomy.
Projects story | 09 April 2018
The MURAB (MRI and Ultrasound Robotic Assisted Biopsy) project is developing technology that will make it possible to take more precise and effective biopsies (tissue samples) in order to diagnose cancer.
Projects story | 09 April 2018
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