Results

Creating a platform for drone management to be used in emergency situations, such as missing person searches or fire monitoring operations. This is the purpose of UAV RETINA, a European initiative promoted and financed by EIT Digital within the Digital Cities innovation area, which will be completed at the end of 2019 with the coordination of the University of Rennes (France) and the participation of FBK.

The innovation campus will be the reference point for incubation, acceleration, integration and growth activities for startups, innovative SMEs and spin-offs in Calabria.

The I-REACT European project has completed the research and implementation phase, funded by the European Commission, and applies the technologies developed to offer them on the market.

Thanks to a work that started over two years ago, and that is still in progress, the Digital Humanities Unit has built a large digital archive of letters written and received by the statesman from Trentino.

The FBK researcher wins the prestigious Young Researchers in Statistical Physics Award (IUPAP-C3, 2017) for the many interdisciplinary applications of his research.

It all starts with an idea: the greatest inventions and discoveries of humanity are online thanks to the new interactive project by Google Arts & Culture in cooperation with Fondazione Bruno Kessler

Fondazione Bruno Kessler's Italian-German Historical Institute (FBK-ISIG), together with a European consortium of which it is a partner, was the winner of a HERA (Humanities in the European Research Area) grant worth a total of 1.2 million Euros. Thanks to this European fund dedicated to the humanities, the PURE (PUblic REnaissance) project, conceived and coordinated for the part concerning Italy by FBK-ISIG researcher Massimo Rospocher, will be completed in the next three years.

On December 18, 2018, the European Commission has approved IPCEI to support research and innovation in the Microelectronics industry. The four countries that participate directly in the project, which moves € 1.75 billion in total are: Germany, France, Italy and the UK, represented by 29 partners. These resources will be used over the next 5 years to advance innovation in the field of chips, sensors, batteries and materials used in microelectronics.

In Semptember 2018 CREATE-NET has been recognized by Digital360 among the most relevant research centers in the promotion of digital innovation in Italy

A DIGITAL CORRIDOR FOR THE MOBILITY OF THE FUTURE with positive impact to infotainment, pollution and security

DECENTER is a new research and innovation project (funded by the European Union and the Korean Ministry of Science and ICT) on cloud technologies and Internet of Things in support of AI applications.

Running an Open Innovation Platform for IoT-Big Data in Sub-Saharan Africa