SENSAP participates to RFID-ROI-SME consortium, comprising a team of European enterprises and academic institutions that joined forces to develop and deploy RFID solutions addressing a variety of real-world business cases.

The main goal of RFID-ROI-SME is to boost the adoption of RFID technology by wide SME communities, while at the same time creating business opportunities for innovative RFID solution providers within the EU. The aim is to demonstrate tangible benefits of RFID technology across many different sectors and business cases. These benefits will then be disseminated to wider SME communities in the form of case studies, best practices and blueprints. To this end, the project will integrate, deploy organize and coordinate eight (8) RFID pilots in six (6) European countries (including 1 international pilot) covering different sectors.

SENSAP participates to MEMSENSE consortium, comprising a team of Hellenic enterprises and academic institutions that joined forces to develop and deploy an innovative sensors and actuators platform for home and industrial environments.

The MEMSENSE project (6 million Euros funding) deals with the design and development of smart and innovative Micro Electro-Mechanical (MEMS) wireless sensors for home and industrial applications, as well as an integrated, back-end software solution focusing on sensors and actuators network management. SENSAP was appointed to develop an enterprise application that provides autoID sensor discovery and management services, in addition to protocol-compliant data-acquisition, filtering, and fusion.

SENSAP participates to IHACS consortium, comprising a team of European enterprises and world-class academic institutions that joined forces to develop innovative Current Sensor modules targeting automobile applications.

SENSAP participates to ASPIRE consortium, comprising a team of European enterprises and academic institutions that joined forces to develop an innovative RFID-centric middleware suite.

ASPIRE will research and provide a radical change in the current RFID deployment paradigm through innovative, programmable, royalty-free and privacy friendly middleware. This new middleware paradigm will be particular beneficial to European SME, which are nowadays experiencing significant cost-barriers to RFID deployment.