Dig_IT – A human-centred Internet of Things platform for the sustainable digital mine of the future – is a Horizon 2020 funded project that will address the needs of the mining industry to move forward towards a sustainable use of resources while keeping people and environment at the forefront of their priorities. In order to achieve that Dig_IT proposes the development of a smart Industrial Internet of Things platform (IIoTp) that will improve the efficiency and sustainability of mining operations by connecting cyber and physical systems. The platform will collect data from sensors at 3 levels: (i) human, (ii) assets, (iii) environment and will also incorporate both market real time and historical data.
Dig_IT
The 11th September 2020, the first #Dig_it virtual technical meeting took place.
The session was focused on the sharing between partners of WP’S tasks state of progress.
The next technical meeting is planned for mid- October in order to update the progress of each WPs.
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The official website of #digit2020 now available!
digit-h2020.eu/
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A Human-centred Internet of Things Platform for the Sustainable Digital Mine of the Future (#Dig_IT).
We are happy to announce that the kick-off meeting of the #dig_it project was held on May 5-6, 2020 in videoconference.
The project in a nutshell:
Budget: 7M€ (European Commission H2020 - Grant Agreement number: 869529)
Consortium: 16 Partners from 9 Countries (Spain, Italy, Finland, Norway, UK, Greece, Germany Cyprus, Belgium).
Timeframe: 2020-2024.
This sign the biginning of a long and exciting journey!
Let's Dig_IT!
The 11th September 2020, the first #Dig_it virtual technical meeting took place.
The session was focused on the sharing between partners of WP’S tasks state of progress.
#Industry40 #DigitalTwins #EUfunded #horizon2020 #miningindustry ##environmentalsustainability