Austria’s flagship project "IoT4CPS"
Digitization throughout the entire product lifecycle accelerates the development and production of complex industrial products while improving product quality and functionality. However, the increasing connectivity of (critical) cyber-physical objects, which goes hand in hand with digitization, also leads to new security requirements, which can only be solved insufficiently with existing methods.
The IoT4CPS project aims to develop guidelines, methods and tools for secure IoT-based applications in the areas of Connected & Autonomous Vehicles and Industry 4.0. IoT4CPS focuses on the development, production and operation of safe components and applications for connected and autonomous vehicles. In this area, IoT4CPS addresses the entire value-chain from semiconductors and control systems to applications. Since the design and manufacture of the components required for connected vehicles requires a high degree of integration and information exchange, the methods and tools examined are also very relevant in the context of Industry 4.0.
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Interactive Workshop on Thursday, 1. February 2018
At the Kick-Off Event, you will learn which innovations are to be expected from IoT4CPS in the two application areas Connected & Autonomous Vehicles and Industry 4.0 and how you can benefit from them.
In an interactive workshop, you can discuss requirements and expectations of secure IoT systems together with the project team. Afterwards, there is the opportunity to exchange views on the opportunities and risks of current developments while enjoying food and drinks!
Timetable
• 13:30 Registration
• 14:00 Welcome address
• 14:30 Introduction to the project & interactive workshop
• approx. 17:00 Get-Together
Participation is free of charge, registration at www.iot4cps.at is requested!
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Additionally, this project will be presented at 2nd of February at the Vienna Cyber Security Week, hosted by the energypact foundation and the AIT.
The project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology (bmvit) and the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) as part of the funding program "ICT of the Future".