Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI)

Nature of the initiative

∙ Association

Scope of the initiative

European

Geographic Scope of the initiative

∙ European Union

Mission of the initiative

To strengthen the dialogue and interaction between Internet of Things actors in Europe and contributing to the creation of a dynamic ecosystem to accelerate the adoption of IoT.

Sector(s) addressed by the initiative

∙ Automotive
∙ Aerospace
∙ Construction
∙ Agri-Food
∙ Mobility
∙ Supply Chain

Leading organization

Self-organized

Contact Information of the initiative

Name: General Contact Information

E-mail: info@aioti.eu

Contact Form link: https://aioti.eu/join/

Members

150

Foundation Year

2015

Social Media Presence

Relevance for Industry 4.0

• Creates horizontal platforms linked to vertical platforms, fostering the cross-cutting application of APIs, GUIs and TUIs developed by industry or tools derived from academic research.

• Fosters practical experimentation projects that enable best practice learning, open access and data rich.

• Identifies and involve all stakeholders early on in pilots (problem owners, end-users, innovators, public sector representatives, regulators, manufacturers).

Document Library Link

https://aioti.eu/category/resources/

Events Link

https://aioti.eu/events/

Connected Initiatives

Structura-X, Euclidia, SWIPO

Data Space Technical Specifications - Level 3

Data Space Governance - Level 4

Data Space Demonstration - Level 4

Data Space Adoption - Level 1

More information about the initiative

What is AIOTI?

Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI) aims to lead, promote, bridge and collaborate in IoT and Edge Computing and other converging technologies research and innovation, standardisation and ecosystem building, providing IoT and Edge Computing deployment for European businesses creating benefits for European society. They cooperate with other global regions to ensure removal of barriers to development of the IoT and Edge Computing market while preserving European values, including privacy and consumer protection. They have different work packages:

• WG 1: IoT European Research Cluster
• WG 2: Innovation Ecosystems
• WG 3: IoT Standardisation
• WG 4: IoT Policy
• WG 5: Smart living environment for ageing well
• WG 6: Smart Farming and Food Security
• WG 7: Wearables
• WG 8: Smart Cities
• WG9: Smart Mobility
• WG10: Smart Water Management
• WG 11: Smart Manufacturing
• WG12: Smart Energy
• WG13: Smart Buildings and Architecture

Management Board

The Management Board has the responsibility to conduct the management of the Association, including providing strategic direction, communications, membership, finance and overall management of the Association. Members of the Management Board are elected by the General Assembly every three years.

Steering Board

The Steering Board consists of the chairs of the Working Group. The Steering Board has responsibility for the development of the content, providing directions to and coordinating work between the groups, and for relations with external partners.

Members

A full list of all the members can be found on the following link: https://aioti.eu/members/

Events

- AIOTI Days 2024
AIOTI is organising annual event that builds upon five successful editions of AIOTI Signature gatherings. AIOTI Days 2024 will feature the Thematic and Project sessions, Hackathon and the Scientific Conference GIECS, guaranteeing a rich and comprehensive experience for all participants.

At the core of AIOTI Days 2024 is the exploration of how the continuum and digital twins meet virtual worlds in the industrial space, creating a physical-digital virtual continuum. Link for the event: https://aioti.eu/aioti-days-2024/