The FP7 PERSIST Project

This milestone includes the delivery of:

• D3.3: Prototype of Integrated Networking and Mobility system
• D3.4: Prototype of Context and Preferences
• D3.5: Prototype of Service Discovery and Composition
• D3.6: Dependability and Privacy Prototype Implementation
• D4.1: Prototype Grouping and Sharing Systems
• D4.2: Prototype User Intent System
• D4.3: Prototype Recommender Systems
• D4.4: Prototype Learning and Reasoning Systems
• D4.5: Prototype Pro-active Behaviour Systems

Please visit www.ict-persist.eu for more details.

We are happy to announce the release of Personal Smart Spaces (PSS) version 0.5.0 to the open source community. This software allows the creation of a functional Personal Smart Space. This release includes an java installer to ease the installation and configuration process. To try this software for yourself please follow the link below to our Open Source Site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/psmartspace/ or view our architecture at http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/psmartspace/wiki/ServiceDevGuide/SdgArchitecture

 

 

PERSIST participants from TSSG, ICCS and Soluta attended the Future Internet Assembly in Stockholm.

The PERSIST participants attended a number of cross domain topic sessions at the event as well as the cluster sessions.

PERSIST also participated in the poster session at the event.

PERSIST participated in the Internet of Services Collaboration Meeting in Brussels.

The project made presentations and exhibited a poster at the event.

 

PERSIST POSTER, Brussels

 

PERSIST consortium has presented the Personal Smart Spaces vision  and achievements of PERSIST project during the  Ambient intelligence (AmI) for elderly and disabled population event . The event took place on March 4th in  Ljubljana, Slovenia and was co-organized by (i) Institute for Rehabilitation, Republic of Slovenia (IRRS) and (ii) Security Technology Competence Centre (SETCCE, Slovenia). The main focus of the event was demonstration of a AmI prototype for elderly and disabled people impleneted in the IRIS smart home (visit this page for more ). PERSIST technical coordinator Michael Crotty (TSSG) has presented innovative mobile self adapting smart space concepts that could in future be potentially adapted and integrated in future ambient assiting living solutions, prof. dr. Anton Zupan (IRRS) has presented the traditional smart solutions for eldery and disabled population, Jan Porekar (SETCCE) has presented and demonstated the Ambient intelligence prototype and the AmI enabling iCore platform and Mr. Jurij Dovžan (Government of Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology) has presented interests of Government of Republic of Slovenia and future funding possiblities that may further finance research and developement of ambient assisted living technologies.

 

Figure 1: Presenters @ the AmI 4 elderly and disabled population event [from left to right]:
Jan Porekar (SETCCE), Michael Crotty (TSSG), Jurij Dovžan  (Government of Republic of Slovenia, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology) and Prof. Dr. Anton Zupan (IRSR) [below].

 

 

The PERSIST project is participated in a number of panel discussions at FIA Madrid.

Kajetan Dolinar (SETCCE) on the topic of Future Internet Services in the Identity and Privicy Session.

Patrick Hayden (TSSG) presented PERSIST in panel 1 of the Future Internet Service Offer which discussed the topic "Internet of Services and Internet of Things: adapting to user, task and location in a seamless fashion." Also participating in the panel were Alberto Leon (Telefonica) and Joris Claessens (EMIC).

FIA_Madrid: PERSIST and C-CAST representatives at FIA Madrid

Workshop on Architectures and platforms for AMI

Check the workshop web site for more information on submission or contact one of the organizers (http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~divitini/ami2008/).

 

PERSIST has proposed a workshop for the AMI 2008 Conference in Nurnberg, Germany.

http://www.ami-08.org/

The PERSIST project officially kicked-off during April 2008.