AIOTI is organising annual event that builds upon five successful editions of AIOTI Signature gatherings. AIOTI Days 2024 will feature the Thematic and Project sessions, Hackathon and the Scientific Conference GIECS, guaranteeing a rich and comprehensive experience for all participants.
At the core of AIOTI Days 2024 is the exploration of how the continuum and digital twins meet virtual worlds in the industrial space, creating a physical-digital virtual continuum.
Key Themes Featured
Policy and Standardisation
This theme covers topics of future looking EU policies in digital and tech domains as well as standardisation gaps, in particular related to areas of citiverse and digital twins, dataspaces, continuum.
Green Enablment
This theme discusses how IoT and edge computing can play a central role in addressing the climate and environmental challenges that we face, both by the deployment of IoT and Edge computing technology to support other industrial sectors in reducing their emissions and environmental footprint (ICT for Green), as well as by addressing the ICT sector's climate and environmental footprint (Green ICT scenarios).
Scaling up solutions
This theme is dealing with scaling up solutions by taking a view of edge and AI driven infrastructions, building solutions by using experiences from ongoing EU funded projects and how to link the work on market places with building European data spaces.
Virtual Worlds
This theme is looking into development of the immersive technologies and their applications, in particular in domains of health and energy.
INSTAR at the AIOTI Days 2024
INSTAR will participate in the event with a dedicated session consisting of a panel discussion moderated by Tanya Suarez from BluSpecs and INSTAR coordinator.
As AIOTI is a key partner of INSTAR, the audience of this event is highly relevant to INSTAR's objectives, making this participation strategic and impactful.
The panel discussion will explore how standardisation plays a crucial role in fostering cybersecurity and trust across digital ecosystems, addressing the growing need for secure frameworks.
It will examine the intersection of emerging technologies, such as 5G/6G and AI, and how they align with ongoing standardisation efforts to ensure they remain interoperable and secure.
The conversation will also delve into European Commission policies, emphasising the importance of Digital Partnerships, global collaborations, and the link with INSTAR.
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