May 2022
L. Davoli and E. Pagliari participate to the General Assembly of the European project Airborne data collection on resilient system architectures (ADACORSA), Call H2020-ECSEL-2019-2-RIA-two-stage, project ID 876019. The General Assembly was held at the Infineon Technologies Austria AG subsidiary (TUWien) in Graz, Austria.
April 2022
April 2022
Prof. Ferrari, together with Prof. Martínez-Ortega, discuss the results of the AFarCloud project and future plans in the smart farming domain contributes in the article “From smart agricultural systems to intelligent digital systems – Successes of the AFarCloud project” published in the second issue of the Inside Magazine published by Inside Industry Association.
March 2022
L. Davoli and L. Belli participated to a Demo Day of the European project Intelligent Secure Trustable Things (InSecTT), Call H2020-ECSEL-2019-1-IA-two-stage, project ID 876038. UNIPR met with other Italian partners (UNIMORE, UNIROMA3, SETA) in Modena, Italy, at the SETA HQ, to perform experimental deployment operations and activities, in detail collecting air quality data on-board on a public transport bus owned by SETA.
November 2021
October 2021
October 2021
L. Davoli and G. Codeluppi participated to the Demo Week of the European project Aggregate Farming in the Cloud (AFarCloud), Call H2020-ECSEL- 2017-2-RIA-two-stage, project ID 783221. The Demo Week was held in online mode because of COVID-19 situation, while, in the meanwhile, the Italian partners (UNIPR, UNIVAQ, RoTech, Archa, CNR, ESTE) met in the Parco San Rossore, Pisa, Italy, to perform maintenance operations and new deployments.
June 2021
L. Davoli and G. Codeluppi participated to the General Assembly of the European project Aggregate Farming in the Cloud (AFarCloud), Call H2020-ECSEL- 2017-2-RIA-two-stage, project ID 783221. The General Assembly was held in online mode because of COVID-19 situation, while, in the meanwhile, the Italian partners (UNIPR, UNIVAQ, RoTech, Archa, CNR, ESTE) met in the Parco San Rossore, Pisa, Italy, to perform maintenance operations and new deployments. In particular, the Italians have installed a new LoRaWAN GW (connected to the TTN public network) in the Marmo field, north of the Park. The system can provide Wi-Fi and LoRaWAN connectivity to nearby sensors 24 hours a day up to several km, thanks to the energy management system, the powerful solar panel, the powerful 5.8 dBi antenna, and LoRaWAN sensors.
Have a look at the team in action in the Parco San Rossore, Pisa, Italy!