The third SUPERIOT newsletter has been released and is available here. This edition has a focus on energy use in sustainable IoT systems. The topics include:
-Harvesting energy from light and RF at KU Leuven
-Access point assignment and handover management from University of Oulu
-Energy efficient printed electronics materials from VTT
-E-paper solutions from MPICOSYS.
Energy efficiency and sustainability have become of paramount importance in
all human activities, including the information and communication
technology sector. The trade-off between availability, resiliency,
programmability, and energy efficiency of networks and services is a key
challenge for the next decade and monitoring methods and metrics for power
consumption, energy efficiency, as well as sustainability are important, as
well as benchmarking of solutions based on well-defined KPIs. For that
reason, the goal of the GreenNet Workshop is to address emerging concepts
and challenges related to energy efficiency and sustainability for
networked services. An improved sustainability in all parts of the network
in a time of increasing AI/ML usage, evolution of different novel network
access technologies, the spreading of edge computing and micro-data centers
and the demand in computational and data transport capacity across the
edge-cloud continuum is essential.
On FRI 29-Nov-2024; 10:00 CET, the three Horizon Europe and 6G SNS projects 6G-SHINE, SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA will host a joint free webinar on a common topic: sustainable wireless design.
This c. 90 min webinar will cover several relevant topics, with an open discussion at the end of the session. More info here!
FRI 29-Nov-2024; 10:00 CET
The three Horizon Europe and 6G SNS projects 6G-SHINE, SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA have teamed up to host a joint free webinar on a common topic: sustainable wireless design.
This c. 90 min webinar will cover several relevant topics, with an open discussion at the end of the session. If you would like to participate, please register on this link.
The agenda is as follows:
10:00 Welcome and introduction
Gilberto Berardinelli, Aalborg University (6G-SHINE)
10:10 Sub-THz transceiver architecture power analysis for XR indoor gaming scenario
Meng Li, imec (6G-SHINE)
10:30 Biased-FSK modulation for efficient SWIPT in sustainable IoT systems
Yasser Qaragoez, KU Leuven (SUPERIOT)
10:50 Sustainability of reconfigurable intelligent surface based networks
Luis Pessoa, INESC (TERRAMETA)
11:10 Questions and open discussion
11:30 Close
On Thursday 17-Oct-2024, Tuomas Paso (University of Oulu), the SUPERIOT Administrative Coordinator, will give an invited presentation on the project at the IEEE Future Networks Forum in Dubai. Tuomas’ presentation will be in Session 2 of Symposium 4: Optical-wireless convergence: beyond Xhaul, enabling the communications-computing continuum
If you are at the event, please drop in to find out more about the project!
Session begins 14:00 local time in the room Gizza 1.
The theme for this global 5G and Beyond event will be focused on the academic and industry work that entails envisioning a highly sophisticated and interconnected digital ecosystem that transcends the capabilities of current networks.
On Thursday, Tuomas Paso (University of Oulu), the SUPERIOT Administrative Coordinator, will give an invited presentation in Session 2 of Symposium 4: Optical-wireless convergence: beyond Xhaul, enabling the communications-computing continuum
If you are at the event, please drop in to find out more about the project!
Session begins 14:00 local time in the room Gizza 1.
SUPERIOT application video from Prof. Juha Häkkinen (University of Oulu).
In this 2 min video, Prof. Juha Häkkinen shows a preliminary example of how SUPERIOT may be applied to track resources, staff or patients in a hospital environment, using visible light communications. This is just one of the applications to be explored within the project, which will also address smart tags for business scenarios and various potential applications in rural environments.
The 6th Workshop on Emerging Applications and Research in IoT and Human-Technology Convergence (WeaRIoT’2024) brings together international experts, researchers and practitioners, to present original work on various aspects related to the rapidly evolving intersection of Wearables, IoT, Human-Machine Convergence, and Human-Technology Interaction (HTI).
SUPERIOT researcher Konstantin Mikhaylov (University of Oulu) is a co-chair and the workshop is part of the project dissemination activities. Please get in touch if you would like to participate in this event.
Congratulations to SUPERIOT researcher Mohammad Khalili (University of Oulu) who has been selected as the winner of the Greenedge Challenge, project PS3 “Energy Efficient IoT Networks”!! This has been announced on the Greenedge website.
Mohammad has now been invited to attend the final Greenedge workshop (Croatia, 26-27 Sep-2024) to receive his award. A great result for Mohammad and for SUPERIOT, showing the importance and relevance of the project for sustainable IT technology research.
