Research Projects
Identifying needs, designing solutions and implementing
software to accommodate future development.
software to accommodate future development.
Cytech is involved in research projects that aim to use cutting-edge technology to produce solutions for modern life problems. Cytech cooperates with other companies and research and educational institutes from Greece and abroad for these projects. The European Union usually funds these research projects.
Mirage
Automated Detection, Notification, and Mitigation of Internet Routing Attacks in Real-Time, as an Integrated Service
Start Date: July 2020
Project Leader: ICS Forth – Telecommunications and Networks Laboratory
Funding: Operational Program Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation Second Round 2014-2020 (EPAnEK) – Regional Operational Programs of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (NSRF) 2014-2020
The “MIRAGE” (Mitigation of Internet Routing Attacks Globally and Efficiently) project focuses on the real-time and fully automated detection and mitigation of cyber-attacks against the Internet inter-domain routing protocol (BGP), which is the standardized protocol for routing packets and advertising reach-ability across networks.
More info: https://mirageproject.net
Career 4.0
Funding: European Commission 100 % / Program Erasmus+
Start Date: September 2019
Project Leader: Ruhr University Bochum Institute for Work Science
The project concerns the development of a digital platform that promotes collaborative, reflective and agile learning among young people and learning facilitators/Mentors. The learning platform ensures direct communication, feedback and flexibility in learning content and continuous project management of all implementation activities.
More info: https://career4.eu
xVlepsis
Funding: Operational Program Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Innovation 2014-2020 (EPAnEK) – Regional Operational Programs of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (NSRF) 2014-2020
Start Date: July 2018
Project Leader: ICS Forth – Computational BioMedicine Lab (CBML)
The xVLEPSIS project concerns the design and implementation of an integrated, scalable alarming system for detecting possible pathological conditions of infants in their cribs. The system monitors the baby’s vital signs and notifies the parents and/ or the physician, if needed, via notifications on a smartphone and/or smartwatch.
More info: https://xvlepsis.gr
Career AI
Funding: European Commission 100 % / Program Erasmus+
Start Date: May 2022
Project Leader: Ruhr University Bochum Institute for Work Science
The project concerns the development of an intelligent learning assistant for the Career 4.0 platform that will facilitate, improve and adapt the learning process introduced by the platform to the individual needs of each involved party. The learning assistant will use as input data the digital imprint of the learning process (Statistical Data – SD) as well as the skills that each participant needs to develop (Personal Development Plan – PDP) and will apply the approach of case-based reasoning (CBR), an artificial intelligence (AI) problem-solving technique, to guide all stakeholders through the learning process by continuously adapting to their own needs
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