16 September 2016 – A demonstration of the wireless control system developed in the SIRIUS project was performed during the last project meeting in Bucharest, Romania. The demonstration shows the active vibration damping of a cantilever beam. Vibrations are measured by accelerometer sensors and sent wirelessly to the controller. The controller executes the algorithms in […]

Our fourth consortium meeting took place in Pilsen, Czech Republic, in October 2015 and had the following objectives: Business cases Control use-case Monitoring use-case Final system design Hardware Wireless protocols Control algorithms Visualization Integration and testing of new gateway Plans for integrated test setup Management Tasks and deliverables Next meetings, exhibitions Website update

The SIRIUS consortium has developed a special Ethernet Gateway for wireless data acquisition from sensor nodes and interfacing with the control unit.

Our third consortium meeting took place in Enschede, The Netherlands, in May 2015. The third meeting focused on the SIRIUS business cases, in order to finalize the mid-term exploitation plan and reach milestone MS3. Additional points discussed during the third meeting were: Results of initial tests with the SIRIUS platform Further platform development and adaptations Dissemination plans […]

Our second consortium meeting took place in Pilsen (Check Republic) on the 14th of October. This second meeting allowed us to demonstrate the current stat and developments for the wireless platform, REX control system driver.

We participated in the Ninth International Conference on Structural Dynamics EURODYN 2014 where we presented our Wireless Sensor Node and we disseminated information about SIRIUS project.

Our first consortium meeting took place in Enschede (The Netherlands) on the 24th of April. During this meeting we had a full demonstration of  the Wireless Sensor Node.

We are happy to announce our presence at Ninth International Conference on Structural Dynamics EURODYN 2014 will be held in Porto, Portugal, from 30 June to 2 July 2014.