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In this Zoom-in, Miguel Sousa, UIA Expert for the OpenAgri presents an innovative instrument developed in the framework of the project: The Open Badge.

The UIA Expert Pietro Elisei, in the second zoom-in for the MAC project, focuses his lens on the project process and on design pillars.

On 11 September, Altice Labs, the telco partner of Aveiro STEAM city has conducted an emergency drill using 5G communications to support the SOS teams and emergency units at the scene.

In co-creation between the project’s partners Vito, imec, Digipolis Antwerpen and EnergieID the data platform is nearing completion. At this moment energy consumption data and other metrics like room temperature and presence are collected through smart home gateways and sensors in 9 homes of participants in the Circular South project. Data on deposits for different waste fractions (organic, plastic, residual) are collected from the city’s waste sorting units.

Five superheroes are presenting themselves to the people of Szeged these days. These comic strip characters, drawn by Szeged cartoonist Roland Pilcz, promote the SASMob project, whose aims are to develop transport culture and support smart transport organisation.

The cycling conditions in Lahti were improved with the introduction of new, safe bicycle racks. Ten bicycle racks were placed in the tunnel of the Lahti Travel Centre. The Bikeep bicycle racks work with a local transport bus card.

The measuring instruments are now on-site, launching the first key phase of the project. Ostrava’s technical university has installed new-generation measuring technology at a location with high concentrations of atmospheric pollutants – close to a metallurgical plant that is one the biggest polluters in the region. With the new technologies it is now possible to monitor measured concentrations of atmospheric pollutants, mainly benzo(a)pyrene, on-line, without the need for complicated laboratory analysis – and this represents a major step forward compared to standard measurement processes.

In this first Zoom-in, Laura Colini, UIA Expert for B-MINCOME shows the approach taken by the project of combining the Guaranteed Minimum Income to different Active labour Market policy.

MILMA’s Companies Network evaluated their collaboration after the end of the first project’s edition. After the first edition, more than 200 companies were contacted, 60 signed a collaboration agreement and 16 have been closely collaborating with our project.

On 12nd of July, the first edition of BC LABS has officially ended at the same time as the longest BC Lab Front-end web development.