Advances on Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have unleashed several opportunities to introduce "smartness" in several application domains and in particular into hour homes.
The SmartHeat project aims to leverage on modern IoT technologies in order to radically change the home heating experience for health, comfort and wellbeing of elderly people. The goal will be achieved via the development of a smart, secure and elderly friendly ICT system for heating monitoring and control. A key building block of the platform is what we call the smartTRV. The smartTRV is a smart version of the current eTRVs. It is equipped with a set of technologies to understand the environment and the user needs and to wirelessly communicate with other smartTRVs installed on other radiators or with other different devices, such as smartphones and tablets.
Mass production of the SRU by Modosmart for the first trials!
Modosmart has constructed the first version of the SRU
The first version of user interface app has already been developed by Teamnet
MX-SI studio designed the SRU according to end users preferences
SID has printed the SRU circuit in their premises
The prototype for ppresence detections has been implemented and tested by UNIGE
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Representatives from the SmartHeat consortium were present during the AAL FORUM in Bilbao presenting the final results of the project.
The final partners meeting of the SmartHeat project took place in Barcelona, Spain on the 26th and 27th of April 2018.
Representatives from the SmartHeat consortium participated in the French-Swiss Innovation Forum Silver Economy that took place in Neuchâtel March 22, to promote the project's achievemnts
Representatives from the SmartHeat consortium participated in the consumer fair “die50plus” that took place March 3-5 in Weinfelden, to promote the project's achievemnts.
Representatives from the SmartHeat consortium were present during the MEDICA International Trade Fair and Conferences for Medical Technology, last November. During the trade fair they had the opportunity to meet various stakeholders and promote our activities.
During the 9th and 10th of October the 4th progress meeting of SmartHeat took place in Rome, Italy.
From the 2nd till 4th of October we had the opportunity to exhibit and present SmartHeat in the 2017 AAL Forum in Coimbra, Portugal.
On the 24th of May we had the opportunity to exhibit and pitch for SmartHeat during Aging 2.0 European Summit in Hasselt, Belgium. SmartHeat technologies were presented in a stand in the Innovation Area of the Summit, while a SmartHeat pitch took place in the event's auditorium in front of the main audience.
On 3rd and 4th of April the SmartHeat partners met in Bucharest! During the meeting, the consortium discussed about the current issues and the future steps of the project.
On February 2017 the first pilots took place in Austria and Switzerland! During these pilots we had the opportunity to test the system in real life's situations receiving valuable feedback for the further improvement of the product.
On February 2017 UNIGE had the honor to present SmartHeat to the University of Applied Science and Arts as an example of successful AAL project! In the following link you can find more information.
On December 2016 the system integration completed successfully and we are ready for the first trials with the end users!
SmartHeat was represented in the AAL Forun 2016 that took place in St. Gallen, Switzerland.
On September of 2016 the second project's progress meeting took place in Palma de Mallorca.
8 PARTNERS
36 MONTHS DURATION
6COUNTRIES
330 WORKING MAN MONTHS
Maher Ben Moussa
Giorgos Kostopoulos
Abbass Hammoud
Cosmin Carjan
Walter Colitti
Ettore Giuliani
Mara Partida
Stefan T. Kroll