Autor: Purva Vyas

We at IIMEO are committed to addressing the challenges outlined in our recent blog by offering solutions that ensure fast and reliable monitoring of critical infrastructure, anytime.  Our goal is to meet the following requirements:  To meet our goals, we have developed the IIMEO system, which includes an on-board platform, an on-ground platform, and user services. The…

The exhibition/conference “Wachtberg Forum” was held in Villip, Wachtberg, Germany on June 27th, 2024 at Fraunhofer FHR. The main aim was to discuss civil high-frequency sensors and applications for industry. In addition to IIMEO, various other current research highlights and projects were represented. This event provided an ideal opportunity for IIMEO to expand its network…

Two days of full speed! After two days, the IIMEO General Assembly came to an end today. We look back on two varied as well as intense days. Thanks again Matteo Gerosa for the introduction of Fondazione Bruno Kessler – FBK and thanks Matteo for the lively presentation on Cybersecurity. During the two days we…

We are excited to announce some news for today. Our team has been diligently working on the IIMEO project, and now we are thrilled to present what a significant progress in recent month we have made. We recognize the value of keeping our community informed and engaged, which is why we are committed to giving…

The Project consortium has just successfully finished its first come together in form of a workshop held at OHB facilities in Bremen! After this workshop, we are now eagerly anticipating our next meeting.

The Horizon Europe Funded project IIMEO – Instantaneous Infrastructure Monitoring by Earth Observation has successfully started since beginning of December! Critical infrastructures for, e.g. the transport of goods and people or the supply of energy and water, are the lifelines of our globalized society. Impairments can result in enduring supply bottlenecks, significant disruptions to public…