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On 26-27 June 2024, IMA hosted the SUNRISE Project Consortium Assembly in Prague. The meeting took place in the conference rooms of the partner company OKsystem, a.s.
The SUNRISE project focuses on developing strategies and technologies for a unified and resilient critical infrastructure in Europe during potential pandemics and crisis situations. The aim is to ensure greater availability, reliability and continuity of critical infrastructures, including transport, energy, water and healthcare.
The IMA is an active partner in a consortium of 41 members from across Europe and is involved in the development of the Risk-Based Access Control (RiBAC) tool, which allows existing access control systems to be extended to include factors specific to pandemics and crisis situations.
The SUNRISE project is funded by Horizon Europe under grant agreement No. 101073821.
For more information see: https://sunrise-europe.eu/
IMA defended its participation in the European project StorAIge – Embedded storage elements on next MCU generation ready for AI on the edge at the final review in Prague.
The Board of Reviewers awarded the results of both Czech partners of the project with grade V – excellent results of international importance.
The project was co-financed by PPP from the European Commission, the Ministry of Education and Science and the participants’ own co-financing.
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Design Jakub Carda / Development Digital Depo
