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InSecTT Newsletter May 2021

by Manuela Klocker | Jun 8, 2021



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InSecTT Newsletter May 2021

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Call for Papers: InSecTT Workshop @ETFA 2022
We are happy to annonce the 2nd Workhsop on Wireless Intelligent Secure Trustable Things at the 27th International Conference on
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Avatar InSecTT Project @insecttproject ·
20 Jun

InSecTT Project Coordinator Michael Karner (Virtual Vehicle) will present the InSecTT project and give a talk about "Bringing Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence together – But is it Trustworthy?" at IoT Week 2022 taking place in Dublin, Ireland.

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15 Jun

Thanks a lot, to the people from Gdansk University of Technology and Interizon ICT Cluster for hosting our meeting in Gdansk!
We will be happy to come back soon.
#InSecTT #GUT #Interizon

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15 Jun

Silicon Austria Labs has developed methods to track active Bluetooth Low Energy connections over time and predict future collisions with the own network. By listening to only one BLE channel the algorithm is able to reconstruct the connection.
Read more: https://buff.ly/3tjcSWs

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10 Jun

Researchers at #SAL & #GUT have developed an algorithm that provides a hierarchical structure of the network sorted in layers of relay nodes, where each relay node is capable to operate either in omnidirectional or directional mode by utilizing a antenna https://buff.ly/3H45YtV

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6 Jun

RISE Research Institutes of Sweden is leading a use case on "Driver Monitoring and Distraction Detection using AI" in the InSecTT. Researchers from RISE are working together with partners to improve driver distraction detection processes in order to reduce risks and accidents.

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Acknowledgement

InSecTT has received funding from the ECSEL Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 876038. The JU receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and Austria, Sweden, Spain, Italy, France, Portugal, Ireland, Finland, Slovenia, Poland, Netherlands, Turkey.

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