Project number: 224348
Project acronym: AEGIS
Project title: Open Accessibility Everywhere: Groundwork, Infrastructure, Standards
Starting date: 1 September 2008
Duration: 48 Months
AEGIS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the ICT programme of FP7
This presentation explains first the vision behind the release as Open Source of OpenSplice DDS. Then it highlights the new product structure and licensing model.
Project number: 224348
Project acronym: AEGIS
Project title: Open Accessibility Everywhere: Groundwork, Infrastructure, Standards
Starting date: 1 September 2008
Duration: 48 Months
AEGIS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the ICT programme of FP7
This presentation explains first the vision behind the release as Open Source of OpenSplice DDS. Then it highlights the new product structure and licensing model.
New Open Source project at HGI for SmartHome Device Abstraction Templates - A...mfrancis
OSGi Community Event 2014
Abstract:
HGI has defined a new project, under Apache 2.0 open source licensing, to create a framework and set of examples describing SmartHome appliance functionality (control and read-out of devices) using XML and with XSD to ensure proper conformance. Individuals/companies/fora are invited to comment and contribute.
The goal of the project is to have a basis for technologies such as OSGi to provide appliance interface APIs to software application developers, independent of the home area network technology (ZigBee, EnOcean, Z-Wave, EchonetLite etc). Use of the SmartHome Device Templates (SDTs) is proposed as part of the extended API for the OSGi Device Abstraction Layer (DAL, RFC196), an element within SmartHome gateway implementations. The SDT is explicitly aimed to be applicable within multiple execution environments however.
HGI has long been in discussions with OSGi Alliance, Broadband Forum, oneM2M, EnOcean Alliance, EchonetLite Consortium and other bodies regarding the necessity of SDTs to enable a mass market in Smart Home services. HGI also is in close collaboration with the European Commission’s "Smart Appliances" project, which complements the new HGI project.
HGI plans to later hold a proof of concept event that allows HGI companies to integrate and demonstrate their SDT and DAL technologies (applications, abstraction layer, device drivers, end devices, possibly cloud platforms).
The 25-minute presentation will cover the above points, reference a number of relevant projects with similar goals, outline the initial approach of HGI, and invite comments. A close collaboration with OSGi activities on DAL and API design is crucial for a successful application of the SDT to the OSGi framework.
Speaker Bio:
Andreas Kraft studied Computer Science at the Technical University of Berlin, Germany. Since 2000 he works for Deutsche Telekom AG as a Senior Systems Architect in the field of Connected Home Services. His current activities include strategies for and design of OSGi based service architectures for connected homes and Ambient Assisted Living. Before that he was involved in the design and development of platforms for remote access and control of devices and services in residential homes. Andreas Kraft also represents Deutsche Telekom in standardization groups, such as VDE/DKE, ISO/IEC, CENELEC, and the UPnP Forum.
His current involvements with the OSGi Alliance include co-chairing the Residential Expert Group as well as to be a board member of the OSGi Users.
How to create a medical device proof of-concept prototype overnightQt
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, the creative technology studio Siili Auto together with The Qt Company, recently launched a new graphical user interface prototype that can be quickly deployed in ventilators for patient treatment. The prototype is based on Qt for MCUs, a newly released graphics framework made to create user interfaces optimized for resource-constrained devices.
The team managed to create a modern user interface fit for the increasing needs and requirements of medical devices in record-breaking time: In one day and night! Such a fast turn-around indicates a breakthrough in software development in terms of bringing medical devices to market faster and the potential to save many lives in the future.
In this webinar, Siili’s Bartosz Taczala and Qt’s Roger Mazzella will cover:
• An overview of the state of the medical industry
• How medical device manufacturers drive innovation with Qt
• Learnings from and for other industries
• Qt for MCUs overview
• A description of how the team created the graphical design concept for the UI and integrated it to the NXP i.MX RT series microcontroller
• Demonstrate the high-fidelity user interface demo
• Answer your questions on the process and technical details.
Speakers:
• Juhani Vanhala, Managing Director of Software Contracting, Siili Auto, Siili Solution Oy
• Bartosz Taczala, Technical Lead, Siili Auto, Siili Solution Oy
• Roger Mazzella, Senior Product Manager, The Qt Company
stackconf 2023 | SCS: Buildig Open Source Cloud and Container Infrastructure ...NETWAYS
Linux is everywhere. Open Source has won! It has not. While Open Source components are all over the place, the big IT players use them to build platforms that are not fully open but designed to lock their users in. The question to ask these days is not: “Are you building on top of open source?”, because everyone is. The question should be: “Do you allow others to rebuild your whole platform?” and “Do you allow others to contribute to it and shape its future?” Sounds utopian? Sovereign Cloud Stack (SCS) tries to do exactly this: Build a network of operators to define common standards together, implement them in a complete, openly developed and fully open source manner and then even collaborate on operating it well — which can be harder than building it. The speaker will discuss the vision behind the the SCS project, how it has build the community and the technology stack, what it has achieved so far and where it will go next.
stackconf 2023 | SCS: Buildig Open Source Cloud and Container Infrastructure ...NETWAYS
Linux is everywhere. Open Source has won! It has not. While Open Source components are all over the place, the big IT players use them to build platforms that are not fully open but designed to lock their users in. The question to ask these days is not: “Are you building on top of open source?”, because everyone is. The question should be: “Do you allow others to rebuild your whole platform?” and “Do you allow others to contribute to it and shape its future?” Sounds utopian? Sovereign Cloud Stack (SCS) tries to do exactly this: Build a network of operators to define common standards together, implement them in a complete, openly developed and fully open source manner and then even collaborate on operating it well — which can be harder than building it. The speaker will discuss the vision behind the the SCS project, how it has build the community and the technology stack, what it has achieved so far and where it will go next.
OSGi & Java in Industrial IoT - More than a Solid Trend - Essential to Scale ...mfrancis
OSGi Community Event 2016 Keynote Presentation by Robert Andres (Eurotech) & Walter Hofmann (Hitachi High Technologies)
With the promise of “real” IoT, the requirements for computational capabilities and agility at the edge demand IT-centric architectures and solutions that are based on open and industry standards. “IoT stacks” that are built on OSGi and Java’s solid foundation ensure effective modular software development and management on abstracted hardware.
Total cost of ownership in these IoT solutions matters a lot more than the simple combined hardware and software cost per edge node. Sophisticated software elements – including business intelligence tools, databases, and analytics packages – leverage data remotely and centrally to achieve the best results for customers. A perfect example of an analytics solution using such an approach is the predictive maintenance solution that Hitachi offers, leveraging Eurotech’s IoT hardware and software building blocks that heavily rely on OSGi.
New Open Source project at HGI for SmartHome Device Abstraction Templates - A...mfrancis
OSGi Community Event 2014
Abstract:
HGI has defined a new project, under Apache 2.0 open source licensing, to create a framework and set of examples describing SmartHome appliance functionality (control and read-out of devices) using XML and with XSD to ensure proper conformance. Individuals/companies/fora are invited to comment and contribute.
The goal of the project is to have a basis for technologies such as OSGi to provide appliance interface APIs to software application developers, independent of the home area network technology (ZigBee, EnOcean, Z-Wave, EchonetLite etc). Use of the SmartHome Device Templates (SDTs) is proposed as part of the extended API for the OSGi Device Abstraction Layer (DAL, RFC196), an element within SmartHome gateway implementations. The SDT is explicitly aimed to be applicable within multiple execution environments however.
HGI has long been in discussions with OSGi Alliance, Broadband Forum, oneM2M, EnOcean Alliance, EchonetLite Consortium and other bodies regarding the necessity of SDTs to enable a mass market in Smart Home services. HGI also is in close collaboration with the European Commission’s "Smart Appliances" project, which complements the new HGI project.
HGI plans to later hold a proof of concept event that allows HGI companies to integrate and demonstrate their SDT and DAL technologies (applications, abstraction layer, device drivers, end devices, possibly cloud platforms).
The 25-minute presentation will cover the above points, reference a number of relevant projects with similar goals, outline the initial approach of HGI, and invite comments. A close collaboration with OSGi activities on DAL and API design is crucial for a successful application of the SDT to the OSGi framework.
Speaker Bio:
Andreas Kraft studied Computer Science at the Technical University of Berlin, Germany. Since 2000 he works for Deutsche Telekom AG as a Senior Systems Architect in the field of Connected Home Services. His current activities include strategies for and design of OSGi based service architectures for connected homes and Ambient Assisted Living. Before that he was involved in the design and development of platforms for remote access and control of devices and services in residential homes. Andreas Kraft also represents Deutsche Telekom in standardization groups, such as VDE/DKE, ISO/IEC, CENELEC, and the UPnP Forum.
His current involvements with the OSGi Alliance include co-chairing the Residential Expert Group as well as to be a board member of the OSGi Users.
How to create a medical device proof of-concept prototype overnightQt
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, the creative technology studio Siili Auto together with The Qt Company, recently launched a new graphical user interface prototype that can be quickly deployed in ventilators for patient treatment. The prototype is based on Qt for MCUs, a newly released graphics framework made to create user interfaces optimized for resource-constrained devices.
The team managed to create a modern user interface fit for the increasing needs and requirements of medical devices in record-breaking time: In one day and night! Such a fast turn-around indicates a breakthrough in software development in terms of bringing medical devices to market faster and the potential to save many lives in the future.
In this webinar, Siili’s Bartosz Taczala and Qt’s Roger Mazzella will cover:
• An overview of the state of the medical industry
• How medical device manufacturers drive innovation with Qt
• Learnings from and for other industries
• Qt for MCUs overview
• A description of how the team created the graphical design concept for the UI and integrated it to the NXP i.MX RT series microcontroller
• Demonstrate the high-fidelity user interface demo
• Answer your questions on the process and technical details.
Speakers:
• Juhani Vanhala, Managing Director of Software Contracting, Siili Auto, Siili Solution Oy
• Bartosz Taczala, Technical Lead, Siili Auto, Siili Solution Oy
• Roger Mazzella, Senior Product Manager, The Qt Company
stackconf 2023 | SCS: Buildig Open Source Cloud and Container Infrastructure ...NETWAYS
Linux is everywhere. Open Source has won! It has not. While Open Source components are all over the place, the big IT players use them to build platforms that are not fully open but designed to lock their users in. The question to ask these days is not: “Are you building on top of open source?”, because everyone is. The question should be: “Do you allow others to rebuild your whole platform?” and “Do you allow others to contribute to it and shape its future?” Sounds utopian? Sovereign Cloud Stack (SCS) tries to do exactly this: Build a network of operators to define common standards together, implement them in a complete, openly developed and fully open source manner and then even collaborate on operating it well — which can be harder than building it. The speaker will discuss the vision behind the the SCS project, how it has build the community and the technology stack, what it has achieved so far and where it will go next.
stackconf 2023 | SCS: Buildig Open Source Cloud and Container Infrastructure ...NETWAYS
Linux is everywhere. Open Source has won! It has not. While Open Source components are all over the place, the big IT players use them to build platforms that are not fully open but designed to lock their users in. The question to ask these days is not: “Are you building on top of open source?”, because everyone is. The question should be: “Do you allow others to rebuild your whole platform?” and “Do you allow others to contribute to it and shape its future?” Sounds utopian? Sovereign Cloud Stack (SCS) tries to do exactly this: Build a network of operators to define common standards together, implement them in a complete, openly developed and fully open source manner and then even collaborate on operating it well — which can be harder than building it. The speaker will discuss the vision behind the the SCS project, how it has build the community and the technology stack, what it has achieved so far and where it will go next.
OSGi & Java in Industrial IoT - More than a Solid Trend - Essential to Scale ...mfrancis
OSGi Community Event 2016 Keynote Presentation by Robert Andres (Eurotech) & Walter Hofmann (Hitachi High Technologies)
With the promise of “real” IoT, the requirements for computational capabilities and agility at the edge demand IT-centric architectures and solutions that are based on open and industry standards. “IoT stacks” that are built on OSGi and Java’s solid foundation ensure effective modular software development and management on abstracted hardware.
Total cost of ownership in these IoT solutions matters a lot more than the simple combined hardware and software cost per edge node. Sophisticated software elements – including business intelligence tools, databases, and analytics packages – leverage data remotely and centrally to achieve the best results for customers. A perfect example of an analytics solution using such an approach is the predictive maintenance solution that Hitachi offers, leveraging Eurotech’s IoT hardware and software building blocks that heavily rely on OSGi.
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Gelijke kansen op informatie, toegankelijke documenten
en communicatiekanalen (o.a. sociale media)
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Project number: 224145
Project acronym: ACCESSIBLE
Project title: Accessibility Assessment Simulation Environment for New Applications Design and Development
Starting date: 1 September 2008
Duration: 42 Months
ACCESSIBLE is a targeted research project (STREP) within the ICT programme of FP7.
http://www.accessible-project.eu/
Project number: 224348
Project acronym: AEGIS
Project title: Open Accessibility Everywhere: Groundwork, Infrastructure, Standards
Starting date: 1 September 2008
Duration: 48 Months
AEGIS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the ICT programme of FP7
http://www.aegis-project.eu/
Project number: 247765
Project acronym: VERITAS
Project full title: Virtual and Augmented Environments and Realistic User Interactions To achieve Embedded Accessibility DesignS
Starting date: 1 January 2010
Duration: 48 Months
VERITAS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the 7th Framework Programme, Theme FP7-ICT-2009.7.2, Accessible and Assistive ICT
http://veritas-project.eu/
Project number: 247765
Project acronym: VERITAS
Project full title: Virtual and Augmented Environments and Realistic User Interactions To achieve Embedded Accessibility DesignS
Starting date: 1 January 2010
Duration: 48 Months
VERITAS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the 7th Framework Programme, Theme FP7-ICT-2009.7.2, Accessible and Assistive ICT
http://veritas-project.eu/
Project number: 247765
Project acronym: VERITAS
Project full title: Virtual and Augmented Environments and Realistic User Interactions To achieve Embedded Accessibility DesignS
Starting date: 1 January 2010
Duration: 48 Months
VERITAS is an Integrated Project (IP) within the 7th Framework Programme, Theme FP7-ICT-2009.7.2, Accessible and Assistive ICT
http://veritas-project.eu/
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Speaker:
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GDG Cloud Southlake #33: Boule & Rebala: Effective AppSec in SDLC using Deplo...James Anderson
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SAP heatmap example with demo
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Cloud4all cloud platforms lead to open and universal access for people with disabilities and for all
1. Cloud platforms Lead to Open and Universal access for
people with Disabilities and for All
Dr. José Ángel Martínez Usero
Director of international projects and relations
2. What is the Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII)
initiative?
An international coalition of organizations and individuals aiming to:
• Simplify accessibility for users, schools, public access points, organisations,
companies, governments, etc.
• Increase built-in accessibility in those places where it is practical and effective, to
provide ubiquitous access that is natural, doesn’t have a stigma, and doesn’t ‘tax’
individuals with disabilities.
• Grow the market for ATs and services, in order to serve more people, lower costs,
and increase motivation to innovate and invest in accessibility.
• Facilitate international, public-private, private-private and cross sector
collaboration in order to lower costs, to reduce duplication and to accelerate
innovation.
• Increase the number of new ideas and products that make it to market – and
make it easier and much less expensive to market them internationally.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHXSWQvV39k
Before Cloud4All After Cloud4All
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3. Cloud4all vs. GPII
Cloud4All will not work on all of the aspects of the GPII. Rather it will focus on core
components needing research and development centered around the areas of a)
personal profiles, b) federated repositories of accessibility solutions, and c) auto-
personalisation of ICT.
User Eval Pref & Perm GPII Recommend-
Will something
Awareness Wizard Profile/Server Marketplace er
help me? Users find out Users can find out Users cam store Find all existing Users can use
What? something exists which types of need &preference solutions, at once profile to find just
for them. things help them info for later use commercial & free what helps them
Getting access Run-Time Anywhere Run-time Auto Caption Assistance
automatically, Fitter Delivery Tailor Description + On Demand
Prefs, permissions Any access features Built-in + any Automatically finds User can call up
anywhere, on any and context used to needed for fit delivered are captions/descriptions any assistance
device determine best fit delivered anywhere auto-adjusted etc. for user any-where
Tools to make it Development Parts Rich Expertise AOD Service GPII
easier, lower-cost Tools/Environ Store Resource Infrastructure Marketplace
to create & market Developers have a Free & commercial Infrastructure to Infrastructure to Developers can
rich development parts to speed dev make it easy to make it easy to quickly, efficiently
new solutions environment for AT and lower costs provide AOD service provide AOD service market worldwide
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4. Objectives
Cloud4All aims to develop a complete new paradigm in accessibility; moving from
adaptation of a single device (e.g. workstation/personal device) for a person to
automatic-personalisation of all mainstream products or services a user encounters,
using cloud technologies to activate and augment (with AT etc.) any natural (built-in)
accessibility of the product, based on a profile of the user’s needs.
Research / Scientific objectives
• SC1: To determine the potential of cloud technologies for creating a mechanism
that can be deployed globally to enable the matching of individual user
requirements with the right configuration of tools, applications and resources
across contexts of use, client devices, and platforms, thereby addressing the needs
of users not served by current accessibility strategies.
• SC2: To identify the challenges in creating and serving "one-size-fits-one"
accessibility that is required to address the needs of the full spectrum of users
who face barriers to access, including users who do not fit traditional disability
categories.
• SC3: To explore methods for delivery of accessibility solutions that could work
across the broad range of ICT, platforms, and technologies that people with
disabilities will be encountering in daily life in the near future.
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6. Targeted domains
Built-in accessibility:
• Auto-configuration of accessibility features of PCs’ OS
• Auto-configuration of accessibility features of web browsers
• Auto-configuration of accessibility features of phones
• Auto-configuration of accessibility features in embedded devices (eKiosk,
smart-house, DTV set-top-box
Providing and/or converting Web content into a form appropriate for the
receiver
• Auto-configuration of Websites and Web applications
• Auto-configuration of Social networks
Assistive technologies that follow you anywhere
• Cloud/Online based assistive solutions.
• Automatic selection and configuration of downloadable ATs
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