Representatives from SCOTT Project met in Madrid, Spain. It was hosted by our project partner Indra. All core members took advantage of this fruitful live meeting by clarifying as many topics as possible. After more than two years of highly motivated project work the experts from industry and research discussed the progress made and defined next [...]
SCOTT's partner TU Graz has developed an open-source, portable, and lightweight update framework for constrained IoT devices named UpKit. This framework encompasses all phases of the software update process: from the generation and signature of a new firmware, to the transmission of the latter to an IoT device, its verification and installation. UpKit employs a novel [...]
The extended receiver is responsible for interference detection. This device extends the capabilities of a standard 802.15.4 physical layer demodulator, it checks every symbol of a received frame and computes an interference indicator. The mentioned indicator gives a general idea about received frame quality and interference level. The values of the indicator vary from 0 to [...]
At the SCOTT Vehicle Data Hackathon, the team of the University of Applied Sciences - Campus Hagenberg could win the final. With their idea to use the vehicle data of several drivers provided by the SCOTT partner VIRTUAL VEHICLE (Graz) (which is freely available here: https://zenodo.org/record/2661316#.XZSJbGZS9PY) such as speed, rpm, GPS data, steering wheel angle, acceleration [...]
We are proud to report that the workshop "WS01: Workshop on Secure and Trustable Wirelessly Connected Industrial IoT" took place very successfully on September 10th 2019 at ETFA-2019 in Zaragoza, Spain. After almost a year of preparation by a dedicated SCOTT team, and a CfP which drew lots of attention and papers, a dense and highly [...]
This video features the use-case Vehicle-as-a-Sensor within Smart Infrastructure. Big factory premises have strict traffic rules on their sites. Safety schooling for external personnel takes a lot of time. Within the SCOTT EU-Project, the Virtual Vehicle Research Center suggested using autonomous driving vehicles. To provide access to this vehicle, Vemco created an authentication system which was [...]
Best paper award for the article describing the X-Burst cross-technology communication framework! We are happy to congratulate the team of TU Graz for the best paper award at the 16th IEEE International Conference on Sensing, Communication and Networking (SECON) for their work on "Enabling Multi-Platform Cross-Technology Communication between Constrained IoT Devices" carried out within SCOTT. The [...]
Mr. Nikos Kouvelas, who is working on SCOTT project, is one of the students out of four of the winning team from TUDelft who won the Airbus challenge in IoT stream. The team was mentored by another SCOTT member Dr. R Venkatesha Prasad, an Associate Professor, in TUDelft who is the TUDelft lead for SCOTT project. [...]
