The pan-European project SCOTT (coordinated by VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research GmbH from Graz, Austria) united top international industry and research partners. It reinforced Europe’s leading position in the field of Smart and Connected Things and secured Europe’s independence in the area of security-enabling components and systems. After three years of fruitful scientific work, the €40-million research project [...]
GUT, FEV, and Vemco work together in one of SCOTT’s Use Cases on comprehensive solutions related to vehicle-as-a-sensor within a smart infrastructure. This video presents three scenarios: Entering the facility, speeding detection and entering the forbidden zone. The first scenario presents the authorization and authentication process of both the driver and their vehicle using V2X communications [...]
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. [...]
Nearly 90 representatives from industry and research from all over Europe met in Tromsø, Norway to the second SCOTT F2F meeting. Status reports on ongoing work, future planning, recent achievements and highlights were presented. And there was also enough room for fruitful discussions and topic-specific sessions and workshops from all project areas. The really wonderful meeting [...]
Use the chance to get interesting info about comprehensive cost-efficient solutions of wireless, end-to-end secure, trustworthy connectivity and interoperability for various application domains to bridge the last mile to market implementation. SCOTT project is represented with a booth @ the European Forum for Electronic Components and Systems (EFECS 2017) from 05-07 December in Brussels. We are [...]
ECSEL-JU project SCOTT launched SCOTT (Secure COnnected Trustable Things) launched, uniting top international industry and research partners to build trust in the Internet of Things (IoT). SCOTT will focus on “trustable things that communicate securely". read more
