The first hackAIR sensors are up and running in Athens, Oslo and Berlin, and their servers are already analysing more than 12.000 images daily to estimate air quality from the colour of the sky (it works!).
The HackAIR team is happy to share what they have learned in the past months. Many of you have participated in the survey on awareness and engagement on air quality, and they have benchmarked the hackAIR sensor prototypes against reference equipment.
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On the 6-7 November, we attended the Open Days dell’Innovazione in Milan. Roshan Paul, CEO and cofounder of The...
eReuse.org was financed by the CHEST project. they have built a nice community around the circular economy of digital...
The first LPI-gathering in Milan brought together leaders of light pollution initiatives and newcomers to STARS4ALL and CAPS. At...
The 3rd and final CAPS Call for Proposals in H2020 LEIT is posted on the official website (link here). ...
CAPS projects D-CENT and DECODE, whose day job is to run Barcelona’s IT department explains why smart cities opt...
Conventional approaches to online trust often rely on reputation scores derived from user ratings and feedback. But when a...
The MAKE-IT project has released their Summer newsletter with lots of interesting stories not only about the Makers movement...
Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation (CAPSSI) is manage by the Coordination and Support Action CHiC project which is funded under Grant Agreement No. 687686 by the European Commission.
