Powering the future of humanized
IoT and AI across Europe

The Next Generation of IoT

IntellIoT is a Pan-European project focusing on the development of integrated, distributed, human-centered and trustworthy IoT frameworks applicable to agriculture, healthcare and manufacturing. Enabling technologies such as 5G, cybersecurity, distributed technology, Augmented Reality and tactile internet, IntellIoT also champions end-user trust, adequate security and privacy by design.

Sectors we focus on

Agriculture

Explore with us how farming machinery (e.g. tractors) can be semi-autonomously operated in conjunction with supporting devices such as drones, so augmented remote operation of an intelligent agricultural fleet is possible.

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Healthcare

With the help of AI and IoT technologies, patients with cardiovascular diseases will be treated remotely: easier, faster and with higher quality. We will enable effective and safe patient rehabilitation and recovery.

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Manufacturing

Learn how plants can be automated and shared by multiple tenants who utilize machinery from third party vendors – Manufacturing as-a-service applying smart contracts for more production flexibility and disruptive business models.

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"IntellIoT stands for 'Intelligent IoT‘. Together with the partners, we aim to develop a reference architecture to enable IoT environments for semi-autonomous IoT applications endowed with intelligence that evolves with the Human-in-the-Loop, based on an efficient and reliable IoT, edge-computation and network communication infrastructure.”

Vivek Kulkarni, Senior Key Expert at the Corporate Technology department of Siemens AG

"Accelerated through Covid-19, IoT applications now need to look beyond connecting a variety of different wearable devices, by adding intelligence, autonomy and security to the IoT edge node, close to the users."

Rolf Riemenschneider, Head of Sector for Internet of Things at the European Commission

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IntellIoT receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme / ICT-56-2020 “Next Generation Internet of Things” under grant agreement number: 957218. The content of this website does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content.