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Open Platform Telematics

Michael Hoffman · Industrial Vehicle Technology International · 2021

RUGGED CONTROL UNITS COUPLE 4G, 3G, 2G AND IRIDIUM FOR TRULY GLOBAL COVERAGE

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Open Cloud Platform

Mario Ciampi, Emanuele Damiano, Giovanni Massafra et al. · 2025

Abstract The FOSSR cloud infrastructure is built upon a federated network of high-performance data centers, designed to support large-scale social science research in a scalable, secure, and resilient manner. Currently comprising four operational nodes located at CNR Institutes in Naples, Palermo, Turin, and Catania—with a fifth node being activated in Pisa—the network provides access to 247 HPC servers, 52 GPU units, and over 8.5 petabytes of storage capacity. This hierarchical configuration, distinguishing between first- and second-level nodes, allows for optimized load distribution, operational continuity, and service replication in the event of failures or demand spikes. The software stack is based on a dual architecture: the infrastructure layer, built on OpenStack, enables virtualization, dynamic resource allocation, and advanced cloud service management, while the application layer, leveraging Kubernetes, Rancher, and Docker, supports orchestration and scalable deployment of containerized services and also provides the FOSSR web portal and a marketplace. This two-tier system offers users a broad range of environments for executing virtual machines or containers, tailored to the specific needs of computational social research. Looking ahead, the infrastructure is designed to evolve into a fully FAIR-aligned federated platform, integrating AI-ready resources, supporting virtual research environments, and enabling interoperability with hybrid and multi-cloud architectures. In this way, the FOSSR HPC cloud positions itself as a strategic enabler for data-driven social science, facilitating new models of analysis, sharing, and co-production of knowledge.

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Open Collaboration Platform

Alvina Adimoelja, Advait Athreya · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2022

Open science can accelerate the pace of research and contribute to a more equitable society. However, the current culture of scientific research is not optimally structured to promote extensive sharing of a range of outputs. In this policy position paper, we outline current open science practices and key bottlenecks in their broader adoption. We propose that national science agencies create a digital infrastructure framework that would standardize open science principles and make them actionable. We also suggest ways of redefining research success to align better with open science, and to incentivize a system where sharing various research outputs is beneficial to researchers.

Cited by 0Open access

Open Course Platform

Lemling, Alina, Masaryková, Dana · Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Luxembourg) · 2023

To present the steps and thus the results of the PRIME PETE project to the public, an open course platform in the English language was created in the form of a project website. An easy-accessible and user-friendly open course platform making available the project outcomes was developed in cooperation with the external provider Allegra, s. r. o., Slovakia in form of a website. All developed outputs, especially the course modules and micro-modules are downloadable. The most appropriate way to do so was an open course platform, from where the course modules can be easily downloaded by their future users.

Cited by 0Open access

Open Science Platform

RI4C2 project · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

This report provides the baseline for the creation of a platform to organise and retrieve Open Science policies and tools developed by the partner universities within the EC2U Alliance.

Cited by 0Open access

Open Speech Platform

Dhiman Sengupta, Tamara Zubatiy, Sean K. Hamilton et al. · 2020

Hearing aids help overcome the challenges associated with hearing loss, and thus greatly benefit and improve the lives of those living with hearing-impairment. Unfortunately, there is a lack of adoption of hearing aids among those that can benefit from hearing aids. Hearing researchers and audiologists are trying to address this problem through their research. However, the current proprietary hearing aid market makes it difficult for academic researchers to translate their findings into commercial use. In order to abridge this gap and accelerate research in hearing health care, we present the design and implementation of the Open Speech Platform (OSP), which consists of a co-design of open-source hardware and software. The hardware meets the industry standards and enables researchers to conduct experiments in the field. The software is designed with a systematic and modular approach to standardize algorithm implementation and simplify user interface development. We evaluate the performance of OSP regarding both its hardware and software, as well as demonstrate its usefulness via a self-fitting study involving human participants.

Cited by 3Open access

Open Collaboration Platform

Advait Athreya, Alvina Adimoelja · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2022

Open science can accelerate the pace of research and contribute to a more equitable society. However, the current culture of scientific research is not optimally structured to promote extensive sharing of a range of outputs. In this policy position paper, we outline current open science practices and key bottlenecks in their broader adoption. We propose that national science agencies create a digital infrastructure framework that would standardize open science principles and make them actionable. We also suggest ways of redefining research success to align better with open science, and to incentivize a system where sharing various research outputs is beneficial to researchers.

Cited by 0

Open Course Platform

Lemling, Alina, Masaryková, Dana · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2023

To present the steps and thus the results of the PRIME PETE project to the public, an open course platform in the English language was created in the form of a project website. An easy-accessible and user-friendly open course platform making available the project outcomes was developed in cooperation with the external provider Allegra, s. r. o., Slovakia in form of a website. All developed outputs, especially the course modules and micro-modules are downloadable. The most appropriate way to do so was an open course platform, from where the course modules can be easily downloaded by their future users.

Cited by 0Open access

Open Science Platform

RI4C2 project · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

This report provides the baseline for the creation of a platform to organise and retrieve Open Science policies and tools developed by the partner universities within the EC2U Alliance.

Cited by 0Open access

Open Source Open Platform Quadcopter (OSOPQ)

Tim Sucarski, Christopher Hettinger, Nathan Fisher · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2023

Quadcopter with open source 3D printed frame and I/O expansion for adding scientific sensors.

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An Open Affective Platform

Thompson N. Koziniec T, Nik Thompson, Terry Koziniec et al. · 2015

This is the author’s final version of the work, as accepted for publication following peer review but without the publisher’s layout or pagination. The definitive version is available at

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