SUPERIOT is a Horizon Europe project which aims to develop a truly sustainable and highly flexible internet of things (IoT) system based on the dual-mode use of optical and radio communications, combined with the exploitation of printed electronics technology.

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Why dual-mode communications?

The dual-mode approach offers a highly flexible and adaptable communication system that can operate efficiently under changing conditions and in different scenarios. Energy autonomous nodes can harvest energy from both sources and positioning accuracy can be improved by combining optical and radio signals.

This video from some of the SUPERIOT team, filmed at the 18M meeting at KU Leuven, outlines the project topics and objectives. More info is available on the SUPERIOT Objectives page.

The project will develop IoT networks based on nodes with essential functionalities such as sensing, actuating, and computational capabilities. Maximal use of printed electronics will result in a cost-efficient, environmentally friendly solution. Several demonstrators will be developed based on various real-life applications.