sensiNact: Open platform for smarter cities - applications in European and Japanese cities

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by Levent Gurgen

This presentation will give an overview about the Eclipse sensiNact platform and present how it has been used in development of smart city applications in several collaborative projects involving in particular European and Japanese cities, such as Santander, Genova, Grenoble, Fujisawa, Mitaka and Tsukuba. Particular focus will be given to two ongoing projects: BigClouT and FESTIVAL .



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