Project description
Next-generation of data-driven reactive applications
The next generation of applications promise to innovate the economy and induce great social impact on a wide range of fields, including production, mobility, energy and health. Such next-generation technology, however, is not only expensive but also difficult to develop, deploy, and maintain. The aim of the EU-funded project REScala is to provide a package that affords necessary programming tools to support the cost-effective and quality-ensuring implementation of next-generation data-driven reactive applications. These involve combining intelligent user interfaces and computations that promise to unleash similar potential as that borne by the invention of smartphone platforms.
Objective
Ubiquitous connectivity of digital and physical worlds enabled by the convergence of edge (IoT, mobile), in-network and cloud computing plus algorithmic advances in artificial intelligence (AI) promise breakthroughs in next-generation Distributed Data-driven Reactive Applications (DRAs), which promise to radically innovate the economy and induce society-scale impact on production, mobility, energy, health, etc. But, such next-generation DRAs are not only expensive and difficult to develop, deploy, and maintain; it is also extremely hard to reason about and to ensure their quality. The goal of this Proof of Concept proposal is to build a business strategy for the implementation and provisioning of enterprise-level programming and methodological support for DRAs. The comprehensive REScala package provides necessary programming tools to support the cost-effective and quality-ensuring implementation of next-generation DRAs across application domains (mobility, energy, health, environment, etc.), involving and combining intelligent user interfaces and computations running on distributed computing platforms with decentralised state. Summarizing, REScala holds great promise to be an important enabler of next-generation DRAs. We expect the innovation potential of this PoC project to be comparable to that unleashed by the invention of smartphone platforms, which unified a myriad of separated silo technologies that emerged on top of mobile communication technology. With REScala’s distributed and decentralised computing model, developers can plug-in their DRAs similar to installing new apps.
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- natural sciences computer and information sciences artificial intelligence
- natural sciences computer and information sciences internet internet of things
- engineering and technology electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering information engineering telecommunications mobile phones
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H2020-EU.1.1. - EXCELLENT SCIENCE - European Research Council (ERC)
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ERC-POC-LS - ERC Proof of Concept Lump Sum Pilot
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Call for proposal
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(opens in new window) ERC-2019-PoC
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64289 DARMSTADT
Germany
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