Project description
Collaborative open platform for end-to-end services across industries
The integration of edge computing, advanced 5G, and decentralised processing enables private edge ecosystems with transformative potential across industries. However, fully harnessing the benefits of edge-level intelligent management requires specialised platform development and cross-sector collaboration. The EU-funded COP-PILOT project aims to address this by developing a Collaborative Open Platform framework to orchestrate end-to-end services across multiple industries. This flexible platform will support secure, automated, and intelligent management of diverse sectors. By integrating technologies such as IoT platforms and core infrastructure, the framework will foster collaboration across the computing continuum. Additionally, it will facilitate advanced cross-sector applications through innovative network services that enhance security and resource efficiency.
Objective
The integration of edge computing, advanced 5G connectivity, and decentralized processing drives the widespread deployment of private edge ecosystems capable to reshape numerous industry sectors. However, unlocking the full potentials of edge-level intelligent management requires concerted efforts in platform development and cross-sector collaboration. COP-PILOT, develops a Collaborative Open Platform framework geared towards orchestrating end-to-end services across diverse industry domains.
In crafting an open platform, COP-PILOT provides a flexible solution designed to effectively manage various industry sectors while ensuring robust security, automation, and intelligence features. Regarding interoperability, the framework seamlessly integrates with underlying technologies, ranging from IoT platforms to core infrastructure, facilitating collaboration across the compute continuum. Furthermore, COP-PILOT empowers the development of advanced cross-sector applications by offering support for cutting-edge network services, thereby enabling heightened security, resource management, and automation capabilities.
The implementation strategy revolves around two primary directions: enabling platform implementation and real environment integration. For the former, COP-PILOT adopts a modular orchestration approach, simplifying the onboarding of complex applications through a user-friendly generative AI interface. This approach includes integration with multi-tiered data processing, policy-driven optimization, and dynamic reasoning capabilities, ensuring alignment with prevailing industry standards. In terms of real environment integration, the platform is deployed across four large piloting clusters, addressing a diverse array of edge paradigms. These use cases span across energy, smart city, agriculture, and industrial manufacturing sectors, fostering the development of cross-sector applications in mobility, logistics, and resource management.
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- natural sciencesbiological sciencesecologyecosystems
- agricultural sciencesagriculture, forestry, and fisheriesagriculture
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151 24 MAROUSSI
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EC3A 8EP LONDON
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3030-384 Coimbra
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3013 Limassol
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14199 Berlin
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A91 RW26 DUNDALK CO LOUTH
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8008 Strassen
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1075 AT Amsterdam
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106 82 ATHINA
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BD7 1DP Bradford
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10587 Berlin
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971 87 Lulea
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501 15 Boras
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45659 Recklinghausen
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973 46 LULEA
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972 36 Lulea
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954 42 SODRA SUNDERBYN
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97775 Lulea
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46022 Valencia
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46024 Valencia
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28050 MADRID
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46450 BENIFAIO
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46015 Valencia
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46002 Valencia
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46440 ALMUSSAFES
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265 04 Rio Patras
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118 55 ATHINA
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00133 Roma
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570 22 SINDOS THESSALONIKI
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551 33 Kalamaria
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265 04 PATRA
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142 32 Irakleio
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26443 PATRA
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56410 Montabaur
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26004 Logrono
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8 Dublin
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26008 Logrono La Rioja
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8600 Dubendorf
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8406 Winterthur
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