Objective
Data and AI-driven smart technologies, with an emphasis on (i) the connection between the urban space and the industrial space, (ii) sustainable living and (ii) sustainable industrial production, hold the transformative potential to enhance the sustainability and climate resilience across EU, in private and work spaces. Assuming this, NexTArc is devoted to augmenting the adoption of Trustworthy edge AI and IoT across 3 complementary and interrelated application domains, organised as Use Cases (UC): SLN - Smart, sustainable and Liveable Neighbourhood in Urban Spaces; STI - Smart, sustainable and transparent industrial Spaces; and TEM - Trustworthy and Eco-friendly Multimodal Connectivity of Urban and Industrial Spaces through people and freight mobility, incl. the inter and intra-mobility. Building on this vision, NexTArc aims to promote the cross-fertilization of ideas among a broad spectrum of stakeholders, 38 partners in 10 countries, integrated over a four-fold Innovation Module (IM) approach: i) cyber-resilience on chip; ii) low-power embedded AI; iii) improved computation and dependability covering the high-performance needs; iv) holistic solution stack to enable trustworthy services, which resonate with the EU Chips Act, etc. NexTArc has identified 6 Specific Objectives: 1) Driving adoption of AI while enhancing connectivity preparedness; 2) Targeting a 40% increase in data transmission rates and a 30% reduction in energy use during data processes, while ensuring robust architectural resilience; 3) Fortifying cyber-physical security with an aim for full-compliance with EU’s Chip and Cybersecurity act; 4) Realising open HW/SW to ensure designs that are secure, safe, private, and accountable; 5) Proactively adapting to the dynamic landscape of open-source innovations and key industry standards; 6) Orchestrating 4 IM, unveiling 15 Key Innovations to develop the solutions that are needed for Europe to take the technological lead towards a sustainable society.
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100 26 STOCKHOLM
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582 20 Linkoping
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753 20 Uppsala
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761 30 Norrtälje
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721 32 VASTERAS
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8101 Gratkorn
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8010 Graz
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150 00 Praha
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116 36 Praha 1
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602 00 BRNO STRED
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15551 Tallinn
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12616 Tallinn
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81677 Munich
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80686 Munchen
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10557 Berlin
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55270 Klein Winternheim
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06406 Bernburg
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33020 Amaro
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43121 PARMA
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16122 Genova Ge
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41121 Modena
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41122 Modena
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5617 BC Eindhoven
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5656 AE Eindhoven
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5641 JA Eindhoven
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28036 Madrid
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28040 Madrid
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28006 Madrid
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28020 Madrid
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34782 Cekmekoy Istanbul
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32100 Isparta
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8401 Winterthur
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8048 Zurich
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8404 Winterthur
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8105 Regensdorf
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