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  • ...ution::EyeSaaS (13 PM) will contribute with network insight and monitoring solutions of home infrastructure. EyeSaas will use their framework for network manage
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  • Multi-technology wireless solutions including PAN based on 802.15.1 and .4 in multiple frequency bands, shall b * Robust and secure solutions for authentication, authorization and accounting of distributed wireless se
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  • ...red connections because they don’t have confidence in potential wireless solutions providing sufficient throughput and robustness under all circumstances. In
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  • ...s of access right management and safety & security control. Currently used solutions are usually based on static infrastructure (barriers, access points) and do ...of vehicle-as-a-sensor technology developed in the WP with the Smart Grid solutions. Work conducted by SmartIO is especially exploiting Building Blocks 3.2A Re
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  • ** provide a level of reliability that is sufficient to compete with cabled solutions.
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  • ...market, there are multiple ICT (Information and Communication Technology) solutions for managing safety in the traffic infrastructure, especially in high-traff
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  • ...objective of this Technology Line is to find solutions or extend existing solutions for IoT to provide: * Development of solutions to build trust in smart wirelessly connected devices, components and system
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  • Facilitate standardization, regulation and certification of SCOTT technical solutions
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  • ...AC: TSCH. Together, they offer a baseline definition to build up different solutions, leaving aspects as the scheduling algorithm to the developers. During last
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  • ...uired quality of service and the local loop control. There are no existing solutions for this scenario, as rail systems rely on wired infrastructures, and wirel
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  • |Current TRL=4, protocols and solutions exist (IT security) but cannot directly be applied in WSNs and smart sensor
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  • |Main output=Document that describes suitable security solutions for trustable networks and communications.
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  • ...s composed of different localization methods and algorithms and related HW solutions. Moreover, dedicated software solution that utilize this information will b |Current TRL=4 (access control, positioning solutions exists but their usage for authentication and authorization is limited and
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  • ...n and sharing the same traffic slot. In this scenario, Virtual Composition solutions shall require a functional layer where the required business logic to allow
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  • ...g. voice of Wifi (VoWifi). This technology line will provide technological solutions for the service differentiation, and will provide deployment in the field. ...g. voice of Wifi (VoWifi). This technology line will provide technological solutions for the service differentiation, and will provide deployment in the field.
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  • ...es on other layers (PHY, MAC, application layer, ...). Mobility management solutions available in literature.
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  • |Main output=Analysis of applicable solutions for mobile edge computing and potentially prototype implementation to be us
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  • ...for secure, resource- optimized, concurrent wireless in-vehicle networking solutions will be investigated. This includes development of a framework for static a
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  • ...of these infrastructures along the whole rail system. There are promising solutions in the state of the art based on an electromagnetic energy harvester with m
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  • ...d start developing fast while avoiding misinterpretations and incompatible solutions. Also security concepts will be tested within this building block. The buil
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  • ...ecurity in IoT applications has not been addressed in full extent. Current solutions are vendor specific and mainly target encryption at the application level.
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  • ...n development. There are multiple stakeholders and vendors with customized solutions, but there is no standard or technological tools that enables interoperabil
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  • Scientific hinders come from the fact that there are very many technical solutions to both provide some privacy property but also to break the same property.
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  • ...oster community building for a sustainable ecosystem on trustable wireless solutions and services
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  • ..."[[Media:Implementing_Digital_Inclusion_on_a_Global_Scale.pdf|Policies and Solutions for Implementing Digital Inclusion on a Global Scale]]", Concept note, June
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  • ...them to become involved in the world of technology through the creation of solutions using technology. ...g up with solutions affecting societal problems and women today in Africa. Solutions such as: inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong lea
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  • ...result::create a list of equipment for TZ]]. Having analysed a variety of solutions, we have standardised on Mikrotik equipment for the pilot.
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...and_Distributed_Systems_Design_ElaheFazeldehkordi.pdf|Security and Privacy Solutions in IoT and Distributed Systems Design]] in Mar2021}}
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  • ...bring two-three ways of testing to get a best practise approach? To see if solutions are scalable and sustainable, more information was required.
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  • * The easy set-up is discussed further in [[BasicInternet:Solutions]].
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • |Headline=Product Manager, Smart Grid Solutions
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  • |Headline=Control Systems Security, Vulnerability Solutions Office
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  • ...sioning. The seminar will help decision makers to see the pros and cons of solutions, ranging from single homogeneous software platform architectures to archite * open source solutions such as the VistA EHR platform,
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...or rural broadband. Gram Marg is involved in both research, development of solutions and technoloies for rural broadband as well as testing the feasibility of i * To perform research and development of solutions to connect the remote, underserved rural areas of India
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • * ''please see the ideas above''. While SCOTT addresses potential solutions, the path to market and certification issues might be part of the future co
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  • ...th special restrictions like bandwidth or bad connectivity. Developing CDN solutions for such a restricted network would prove very useful from the point of vie ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...opment aid from Norway, with the explicit purpose of scaling up innovative solutions that promote achievements of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) in ed
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  • |Partner=Giertsen Energy Solutions, |Headline=CEO Giertsen Energy Solutions AS
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  • ...but now we have UCSAF, which makes it easier. Expectations: cost-effective solutions. What are these? Are we using the same infrastructure in DigI? How can we m
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  • * SCOTT addresses potential solutions, the path to market and certification issues might be part of the future co
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  • ...in Africa experience Internet from Smartphones, not Laptops. Wifi hot-spot solutions are not attractive, as people don't "stand and wait for usage". Exceptions
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  • https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conquering-energy-poverty-off-grid-solutions-and-financial-inclusion-tickets-46140661962 : Sustainable energy solutions for universal energy access:Per Kristian Sbertoli, Head of Renewable Financ
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  • ...wer wireless sensor networking technology, and is also found in commercial solutions like WirelessHART and ISA100.11a ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • bla,... [[BasicInternet:Solutions|see other solutions]]
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  • *What are three common managed wireless solutions? (explain each solution in short)
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  • ...Jan Knobloch from presented the lessons learned from implementing digital solutions across countries, including infrastructures in resource poor areas.
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  • #REDIRECT[[BasicInternet:Solutions]]
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  • * 10.000 hybrid solutions
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  • #REDIRECT[[BasicInternet:Solutions]]
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  • ...ines security requirements and challenges that are common in IoT and their solutions, ranging from simple things like authentication to trust management."
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  • == Addressing Challenges of Interconnectivity Solutions == == Industrial Solutions ==
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  • ...our colleague Bernhard Ngowi we went to MobiSol, who really offer advanced solutions. A complete 120 W package with a 50 Ah battery, remote operation and 3 lamp ...ld be able to find a mobile network, or if we would have to look for other solutions.
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...policies, regulation, and enabling environment for digital technology and solutions in health». The presentation slides are available from DigI.BasicInternet.
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  • ...For details about the technological solution, please visit [[BasicInternet:Solutions]] * [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Overview over technology solutions]]
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  • ...rective antenna (see Figure 2 and [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Basic Internet Solutions]]), we achieve a gain of about 18 dB, such that the receive power is -88 dB
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  • ...we set up the Information Spots are described in [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Solutions]].
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  • * [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Have a look at our '''Solutions''']]
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  • ...ts of the equipment, please visit [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Basic Internet Solutions]].
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  • : '''A:''' Our principle overview is given at [[BasicInternet:Solutions]]. Giving the costs of the IP/Internet link, we suggest to install the loca
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  • == Regarding technical solutions ==
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • * Solutions for a global world
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  • ...ccess, based on "WhiteList.txt" page on Mikrotik LNCC (see [[BasicInternet:Solutions]])
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  • ...he TZ national community association (Matogoro) – option for sustainable solutions. BOACSE and African child: from the community we will get the 30 USD a mont ...mething socially – internal social network. Antto checks for open source solutions. Opt two second server?
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  • ...is the lack of connectivity for broadband content, resulting in "offline" solutions for content:
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  • * [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Informationsspot: ca 300 €]] (3 Teile: Mobilempfänger, lokale Netzwerkko
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  • * we established an [[BasicInternet:Solutions#Cost_examples|infrastructure costing about € 1000]] for the equipment and
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  • ...d plans ready for connection of other 150 public schools. Looking also for solutions for Telemedicine. ...stall a local network control centre (LNCC) as part of the [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Basic Internet Solution]], allowing for free access to local content, as we
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  • ...for the edge information locally, e.g. a Raspberry Pi (see [[BasicInternet:Solutions]]) * [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Our solution]] is based on a mobile network antenna, a local network contro
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  • The Basic Internet infrastructure, see [[BasicInternet:Solutions]] is based a directive antenna to reach out to mobile towers being more tha
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  • The Basic Internet infrastructure, see [[BasicInternet:Solutions]] is based a directive antenna to reach out to mobile towers being more tha
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  • ...description and evaluation of technologies and tools being candidates for solutions
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  • ...t a smartphone costs. Read more about the functionality at [[BasicInternet:Solutions|Basic Internet Information Spot]]
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  • * solutions for village spots, sharing local content on devices
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  • * Solution for [[Internet Lite]] connectivity is at [[BasicInternet:Solutions]]
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  • The EduTech Innovation Challenge seeks innovative solutions that will result in quality home or centre-based learning opportunities for Selected applicants will be supported to pitch their educational technology solutions to the Innovation Edge Investment Committee in March 2021. Successful ventu
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  • ...s reluctant to add more obligations on operators. Sustainability of access solutions is the number one priority of UCC, before establishing regulations, such as
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  • ...tablished the infrastructure for Internet Lite access (see [[BasicInternet:Solutions]]), enhancing the reach of mobile networks from 7-8 km to more than 20 km (
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  • ...'' is envisaged for rural areas. If there is a certain demand, then access solutions with higher costs can be considered. ::c. Promote the use of affordable/cheap, scalable and sustainable solutions for CNs
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