Romania in ITEA

The ITEA project Inno4Health developed wearable sensors and AI technology to monitor patients' readiness for surgery, to optimise how athletes prepare for competitions and to help professionals remotely manage patients’ health after hospital discharge and identify risks for adverse events. For these achievements the project was awarded the 2024 ITEA Award of Excellence for Innovation.

The ITEA project OPTIMUM enables machines of different kinds and from different manufacturers to communicate with each other and their operators, improving the worker’s and equipment’s safety. In recognition of this exceptional achievement, OPTIMUM received the Special ITEA Award of Excellence today in all three nomination categories: Innovation, Standardisation and Market Impact.

SEAS proposed an interoperability solution to deploy micro grids at both the production and consumption level. This is a significant response to the green energy transition, which requires such a level of interoperability to fully open up the value chain to numerous new players. During the SEAS project partners designed a very innovative architecture allowing free interoperability, for multi-constructor legacy as well as future innovations and different kind of business models, based on an advanced dynamic ontology. The consortium has been able to create immediate success stories (energy optimisation for different cities). Furthermore, it defined strong commercial targets for the actors of the project. SEAS has got its first recognition at standardisation level. A European association has been announced to ensure the follow-up of this project.