“On the design of a decentralized and multi-authority access control scheme in federated and cloud-assisted Cyber-Physical Systems” While enabling brand new services and opportunities, the federation of vertical Internet of Things platforms presents new challenges in terms of secure and controlled access to heterogeneous resources, especially when authorization permissions must be regulated by multiple decentralized […]
Ivana Podnar Zarko will talk about “the symbIoTe solution for IoT interoperability” on Monday August 27, in Rijeka, Croatia, at the 13th edition of the IoT summer school SenZations: “Why Interoperability Matters to Any IoT Solution” With an increasing number of open source solutions and more than 400 companies offering IoT platforms in 2017, their interoperability […]
The IoT European Platforms Initiative (IoT-EPI) projects are addressing the topic of Internet of Things and Platforms for Connected Smart Objects and aim to deliver an IoT extended into a web of platforms for connected devices and objects that supports smart environments, businesses, services and persons with dynamic and adaptive configuration capabilities. The specific areas […]
Want to know more about the “Platform interoperability from the Smart Space to the Cloud” as we developed in SymbIoTe? Watch the new video from ETSI IoT Week, in which Mr. Gianluca Insolvibile, managing director at Nextworks and principal investigator in symbIoTe, has presented the symbIoTe approach to IoT platform interoperability. Here you can find how the symbiosis […]
By making symbIoTe-enabled Smart Devices , device manufacturers can expose IoT resources to any third-party application. With SymbIoTe resources will be visible under the Smart Space and can be used together with resources from other IoT platforms, in a way that the wider use is ensured and roaming becomes truly possible and devices can be tracked and […]
Currently more and more resources are accessible to be exploited by entrepreneurs, start-ups, and companies, or everyone who is interested in adding value over IoT devices. However, the range of protocols and the way to describe and share resources with other organisations is currently complex and time consuming, which is one of the major problems […]
Part of IoT-EPI to form a vibrant IoT ecosystem.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 688156