The SMART-AGENTS project conducts research with a view to developing symbiotic networks of collaborative agents (drones) to solve challenges in logistics, agriculture and other areas. The project proposes a new multi-drone scenario to create a collaborative network. The system will then be demonstrated across multiple industrial environments.

Chip cards such as bank cards or cards used in public transport are sought-after targets for attackers who often use side-channels to attack them. DISTANT is focused on the development of automated frameworks capable of assessing various potential side-channel and fault injection threats, originating from various sources. Such systems will provide security assessors, and especially companies producing chips for security applications, with an opportunity to detect potential weaknesses early and to adequately balance product security and implementation friendliness.

What do gnus on the African savanna have in common with cars making their way through Eindhoven? It may sound odd, but to professor Bettina Speckmann and her co-workers in the GASPADA-project gnus and cars are not that different. It’s all about movement data.