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Efficient COgnition and COntrol in COverage and COmmunication in wireless sensor and robot networks

PROJECT OVERVIEW
PS ID: 

PS-FR-80512

Status: 

Closed

 b) Cognitive systems and smart spaces


PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Proposal Outline: 

The main goal of the ECO4 project is to develop a cognitive framework for artificial, heterogeneous, complex and multi-degree-of-freedom (sensor and robot) systems by exploiting the principles of optimisation, component-based design, wireless networking, information processing, learning and distributed decision-making and control, in a fashion that mimics features and behaviour of human perception. The desirable synthesis of the above basic principles will primarily correspond to top-down specification of requirements and consideration of the data-centric nature of the environments under consideration, which can be realized through the analysis, intelligent processing and inference of sensor data, with bottom-up assembly of reusable components. ECO4 aims at dividing a complex system into components and sub-components in order to separate the design concerns and provide a framework for systematic and modular design of large complex systems. Cognition and knowledge representation of the collected/provided sensor data will enable building components with module and environmental awareness, which in turn will be used for reasoning and perception of the system state locally and as a whole. Through combining communications with robotics and cognitive capabilities, ECO4 will promote wireless complex system to a new level of scalability, manageability and performance by making such system smarter towards setting the norm for future autonomous and distributed systems. Every designed component will be integrated in the final framework and evaluated and validated through experimentation and real use case, motivated by intelligent transportation systems area, namely traffic monitoring and control. To achieve its objectives, ECO4 gathers disjoint disciplines such as engineering, computer, control sciences and cognition, and promotes integrating environmental settings in the design of every component in a novel and efficient fashion.

 

Keywords: 
component-based
cognitive networks
wireless sensor and robot networks
self-organisation


PARTNER PROFILE SOUGHT
Required skills and Expertise: 

We are looking for an academic partner with a strong background in component-based approaches, efficient component, environmental awareness component.

 

Description of work to be carried out by the partner(s) sought: 

We expect this partner leads or at least has a strong contribution in WP defining requirements and architectures willing to provide up to 35 MM in the project.

Type of partner(s) sought: 

academic partner

Location

France
PROPOSER INFORMATION
Organisation: Inria
Department: Transfert & Innovation
Type of Organisation:
Research Center
Country:
France

PS ID: PS-FR-80512
Status: Closed
Date of last Modification: 26/11/2012
Date of Publication: 20/11/2012
Call Identifier: ICT Call 10 (FP7-ICT-2013-10)
Objective: ICT-2013.2.1 Robotics, Cognitive Systems & Smart Spaces, Symbiotic Interaction
Funding Schemes: STREP
Evaluation Scheme: One step proposal
Closure Date: 15/01/2013
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