GalileO-based trustEd Applications for health and SustainabilitY
The GOEASY platform is reaching the alpha-version evaluation phase. For the pilot ApesMobility, held in Torino, greenApes will release a new application called GoPongo. This article describes the way how greenApes and Fraunhofer FIT are collaborating in order to develop […]
A Flexible and Extensible Mass-market Applications Architecture for Optimized Location Based Services by Dr. Sisay Chala (Fraunhofer FIT) The GOEASY project is aimed at developing flexible and extensible mass-market application that employ signals from multi-constellation of satellites in order to […]
On June 18th, Anja Linnemann from Fraunhofer FIT presented the GOEASY project to the Collaborating Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production in Wuppertal, Germany. CSCP is an international nonprofit Think and Do tank that works with businesses, policy makers, partner […]
Discover with us another partner of the GOEASY consortium: we are introducing greenApes, a digital platform promoting sustainable behaviours among citizens, employees and customers. Their motto is “You’re not alone in the jungle”: everybody can help the environment, share her/his […]
Today, we are glad to introduce another partner of the GOEASY consortium: BQ – Mundo Reader SL. BQ is one of the leading European technology companies. In 2016, BQ was the first company to launch to the market a Galileo-enabled smartphone, […]
At the end of May, a first bike equipped with a GOEASY mobile IoT sensing gateway has been running on the streets of Copenhagen! The GOEASY box is equipped with a Galileo-receiver, an air quality sensor, a sound level sensor […]
From May 27th to May 29th, GOEASY project partners meet in Stockholm, at CNET premises, for a plenary meeting. During the first day, partners discussed the project progresses on user engagement (in Turin, Stockholm and eventually in Copenhagen), on communication […]
Last week, a group of asthmatic patients, recruited through the Karolinska Institute (one of the world’s foremost medical universities and Sweden’s single largest centre of medical academic research), were engaged in a focus group session about the AsthmaWatch application – one […]
A first version of the GOEASY mobile IoT sensing gateway is now available. It is equipped with a Galileo-receiver, an air quality sensor, a sound level sensor and a communication chip. The gateway is designed to be mounted on bicycles […]
On Wednesday May 8th, Yannick Bachteler, Research Fellow on User-Centered Ubiquitous Computing, had the opportunity to present the GOEASY project in FIT’s “Science Café”. This is a monthly meeting where research projects can be presented to researchers across different departments […]