Interview of Alessandra Raffone, project manager at AlmavivA (Italy).  What are the expectations of AlmavivA regarding the SCENE project? Our expectation regarding, in general, innovation projects is to continue to make the difference in the European contest as well...

As announced previously, the 2nd SCENE plenary meeting took place in Rennes, on May 21-22 2019. This meeting represented a significant step towards the development of the intelligent gateway, and its deployment in the proposed use cases. Regarding the technical...

Interview of Michael Seufert, project manager at VisionWare (Portugal), member of the coordination team of SCENE.  Is it you first EU project? VisionWare has been involved in quite a lot of projects over the last couple of years, mostly projects providing services to...

Among the various use cases explored within the SCENE project, content delivery in a good opportunity to improve the quality of experience for users of public transports. The SCENE platform will collect the data from sensors disseminated around the city and it will be...

Article from Le Journal des Entreprises [French language] JCP-Connect (9 salariés, 400 k€ de CA en 2018), à Cesson-Sévigné, est une PME innovante qui veut rendre accessible les technologies de la smart city (ville intelligente et connectée) dans les villes moyennes....

With a market-oriented approach, the SCENE partners seek to create interaction with potential customers and industrial players having an experience in the smart city field. JCP-Connect has thus started a dialogue with Suez, a French company which supports the...

On May 21 and May 22, the consortium partners of the SCENE Project will gather in Rennes (France) for the next Plenary meeting of the project. On the agenda of this 2-days meeting: follow up of the project activities, work on the platform requirements and...

Smart Cities have an enormous potential to improve users’ life, but they also involve a security risk, as Bruno Castro highlights in this opinion article. By Bruno Castro (*) As individuals, we are tendentiously more connected to our city than...

To address the challenge of building smart city solution for small and mid-sized cities, the SCENE project, funded by the European Commission, develops an open, mobile, IoT platform based on vehicular network. In 1950, 29% of the world population lived in cities. In...