REMOCLEC
Digitized Anything
Funded by: CTTE Round 2
The REMOCLEC project's primary objectives included: Development and Design: Constructing a cutting-edge ARM-based remote laboratory, including comprehensive hardware and software design, and prototyping in collaboration with the University of Deusto.Deployment and Testing: Building and deploying initial instances at LabsLand and Deusto, designed to support a large number of students simultaneously. Pilot Implementation: Successfully piloting the project with students at the University of Deusto, focusing on resolving potential issues and confirming the laboratory's effectiveness in meeting educational requirements. Commercialization: Initiating the commercialization phase with Plegma Labs' support, aiming to capture interest from educational institutions and companies.
Key challenges of the REMOCLEC project were:Technical Complexity: Integrating diverse electronic components into a cohesive and functional remote laboratory.Scalability: Ensuring capability to support extensive simultaneous use without performance compromise. User Engagement and Feedback: Conducting effective pilot tests with students to gather essential feedback for enhancements.Market Penetration: Gaining traction in a niche market within a constrained timeframe, with a focus on long-term commercialization strategies.
REMOCLEC's technological and innovative highlights:ARM-Based Remote Labs: Implementing ARM technology to create an efficient remote laboratory environment.IoT Integration: Embedding IoT features to augment the interactive and real-time aspects of the laboratory. Custom Hardware and Software: Developing tailored hardware and software solutions to meet specific educational needs.Global Accessibility: Providing worldwide access to high-quality laboratory experiences, transcending geographical barriers in education.
The primary market focus for REMOCLEC includes: Educational Institutions: With a preliminary focus on universities, REMOCLEC aims to augment their laboratory capabilities, especially beneficial for schools lacking physical infrastructure. Corporate Training: Targeting companies for employee training in the use of specific ARM electronic devices, addressing the need for practical, hands-on learning experiences in a corporate setting. By addressing these markets, REMOCLEC positions itself as a valuable resource in both educational and professional realms. The successful pilot at the University of Deusto stands as a testament to its applicability and effectiveness in a real-world educational environment.
SMART4ALL has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 872614
SMART4ALL is a four-year Innovation Action project funded under Horizon 2020 framework under call DT-ICT-01-2019: Smart Anything Everywhere – Area 2: Customized low energy computing powering CPS and the IoT.