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The VPH Hypermodelling framework is a collaborative computational platform providing a complete Problem Solving Environment to execute, on distributed computational architectures, sophisticated predictive models involving patient medical data or specialized repositories. In the CHIC1 project, it will be enhanced to support clinicians in providing prompt personalised cancer treatments. It supports...
This paper presents a techno-economic comparison between classical passive optical networking (PON) and innovative convergent radio and fibre architectures, based on intermediate aggregation at the remote base station (RBS) of both, fixed and mobile subscribers. By aggregating users at an active remote node (ARN) co-located at the RBS, which offers high-speed switching and statistical-multiplexing...
Attempting to bridge the educational gap between robotics and other disciplines is always challenging, but it is likely to provide interesting results. This point is exemplified in a graduate-level class, architectural robotics, enrolling students from electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering as well as human factors psychology and architecture [1]. Architectural robotics is formally defined...
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