Project description
Material combinations for automotive applications
Future electronic smart systems (ESSs) in automotive applications should sense their environment, locally store and process data, and communicate via a network with other objects. The EU-funded BeforeHand project will establish the foundations of a new technology to perform in networks of ESSs. The technology will exploit the capacity of phase-change materials to store and process information in the same physical place. The team will develop new material combinations with the best material evaluation for automotive applications and implement a demonstrator with processing and storage capability to be integrated into automotive IoT smart devices. BeforeHand is involved in materials development, device preparation and functionality in terms of memory devices and data processing devices.
Objective
This proposal aims at establishing the foundations of a new technology, suitable for the implementation in networks of Electronic Smart Systems (ESS) exploiting the capability of phase-change materials to process and store data in the very same physical place, with particular focus on automotive applications. The ESS of the future should be able to sense its environment, locally store and process the information, as well as communicate with other objects in a network. Within our project the realization of processing/storage devices will be achieved through the development of new material combinations with the best material trade-off benchmarked for automotive applications. We will make use of a test vehicle to allow the comparison among different materials. After successful evaluation of the best material combination, a demonstrator with processing/storage ability will be implemented. At the end of the project a full evaluation of the demonstrator will be performed. Furthermore, integration in an embedded chip environment for automotive application, as well as scalability and reliability issues, will be evaluated. The results are going to be made public and used to plan the first chip with embedded state of the art technology to be implemented in the automotive sector, with an expected direct impact on the Internet of Things (IoT) market. BeforeHand will provide a practical realization of such a novel technological computing paradigm. BeforeHand is a project with a strong involvement of material development, device preparation and functionality in terms of memory devices, as well as data processing devices, in order to address the call requirements. Chalcogenide heterostructures developed in BeforeHand for processing/storage devices to be embedded in automotive IoT smart devices have a disruptive future innovative potential, which might lead to breakthroughs at different technology levels: from basic research beyond the state-of-the-art, to products.
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- natural sciences computer and information sciences internet internet of things
- engineering and technology mechanical engineering vehicle engineering automotive engineering
- natural sciences computer and information sciences data science data processing
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H2020-EU.2.1.1. - INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP - Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies - Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
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(opens in new window) H2020-ICT-2018-20
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00185 Roma
Italy
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