Laboratory team Groups

1. Distributed Embedded and Industrial-IoT Systems (Industrial Embedded Management Systems - IEMS team)

   Design of Distributed Systems with Sensors. Design and programming of microprocessors / micro-controllers

   Design and implementation of protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

   Systems Security, Network Securoty, Data Encosing, Encryption and Encryption protocols Group

2. Cloud and Distributed Systems and Services - CDS Team

   Design of Cloud services and Distributed systems protocols

   Distributed algorithms and computations

   Microservices design and development

   User interfaces and mobile computing applications

   Industrial Augmented and Virtual Reality applications

3. Machine Learning and Data Analysis Group (Machine Learning Systems - MLS team

   Big Data analysis and Data Mining

   Permormance Evaluation of Big Data storages

   Machine Learning and Deep Learning

Useful Links

• I.S. Kalipso
• LMS platform
• Pleiades Distributed System
• Sensors IoT-IIoT platform
• Sensors LoRa server

Testimonials

• 12/02/2021. Resource Management System for motorway incidents presentation and validation during the testing phase at the EGNATIA motorway, Votonisiou tunnel, Epirus, Greece. (project HMRT).
  Video of Votonosiou motorway tunnel (EGNATIA S.A.) actions during HMRT system testing

• 12/09/2021. Bee-Resources Management System presentation at the 2nd International Conference of Research Application and Educational Methods, Korce, Albania.
  Presentation link

• BeaconZone UK company reference to the MCSL team research project SECURE/IoT journal paper, using beacons in the vityculture sector.

  BeaconZone Blog - 2020

• The chips are down for Moore’s law. The semiconductor industry will soon abandon its pursuit of Moore's law. Now things could get a lot more interesting.

  Nature Magazine - 2016

• If we had computers that knew everything there was to know about things -- using data they gathered without any help from us -- we would be able to track and count everything and greatly reduce waste, loss and cost. We would know when things needed replacing, repairing or recalling and whether they were fresh or past their best.

  Kevin Ashton, Procter & Gamble presentation, 1999

• To encourage the mass adoption of low cost, long range machine-to-machine connectivity, open ecosystems are critical. In addition to IBM's support of the LoRA Alliance we have also released the IBM 'LoRaWAN in C' as open source under the Eclipse Public License.

  Dr. Thorsten Kramp, Master Inventor, IBM research