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Project co-funded under the ICT Policy Support Programme (CIP - Call ICT PSP 7th call for proposals 2013).
8 Partners involved from Italy, Lithuania, Norway, Spain and United Kingdom.
Goals: exploiting traditional biometric technologies and platforms for identity management to create an innovative service based on biometric data.

Project news

2017-02-20

Final Project Review at Brussels

The Final review meeting will be performed next 22nd and 23rd of February at Brussels. All partners will explain the project results and a real demo will be showed to the reviewers' commission.

2016-12-21

PIDaaS at "Jornada MAPA de Tendencias" conference

On 16th december, TICSalut and Ricoh organized a workshop related to use the PIDaaS Mobile Application to acces in LaMevaSalut platform at "Jornada MAPA de Tendencias en TIC i Salut 2016" conference, in Mataró, Barcelona.

LaMevaSalut is the multi-channel digital space which the Health department of Catalan government wants to encourage citizens to feel more involved and responsible for prevention and cure of their health, offering more functionalities and services.

During the conference, the evolution of the ehealth projects in which TICSalut is involved was presented. One of them was the PIDaaS project and the speaker invited health professional’s assistants to attend the workshop carried out at the same building during the pauses.

2016-11-04

UKent introduces a scientific paper about PIDaaS at ICCST Conference

The IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology (ICCST) is an annual conference sponsored by international organizations to create an open forum for the exchange of information related to security technology.
The ICCST is focused on the research, development, testing, and systems engineering of electronic security technology, including the operational testing, life-cycle, and performance. It establishes a forum for the exchange of ideas and dissemination of information on both new and existing technology.

Conference participants are encouraged to consider the impact of their work on society. The Conference is an interchange of knowledge through the presentation of technical papers that have been selected by the ICCST organizing committee. It is where engineers, physicists, scientists, security professionals and social scientists share with each other the results of their research and development on crime countermeasures. The ICCST also provides a basis for long range support and assistance to authorities and agencies responsible for security, safety and law enforcement in the use of available and future technology. A conscientious effort is made to communicate the significance of developments to other interested groups. Liaison is maintained with professional societies and information media not especially related to engineering.

The 2016 edition was held 24-27 October 2016, and University of Kent participated through the PIDaaS project. They showed to experts from academia, industry, national laboratories and the ICCST Executive Committee how the PIDaaS application can leverages the technologies that have any Smartphone (front camera and microphone) to access to electronic services through biometric recognition, promoting a safer ingress that allow to users to rely more on that services. They also remark that the PIDaaS Mobile Application, which three end-user service providers are using from three different countries (Spain, Italy and Lithuania), has applied since the initial version the Human-Biometric-Sensor Interaction (HBSI) framework for biometric evaluations to guarantee an effective usability and interaction.

2016-10-19

TICSalut shows the PIDaaS Mobile Application at Jornades R+D+I

Last 29th September, TICSalut, alongside UVic – UCC, Consorci Hospitalari de Vic, Fundació Hospital de la Santa Creu de Vic, Intitut Català de la Salut, EBA Vic, EBA Centelles, Euroregió Pirineus-Mediterrània, FORES and Mobile World Capital Barcelona, hosted the “6es Jornades R+D+I TIC Salut i Social 2016”, in which PIDaaS project took part.
Addressed to e-Health professionals, the event welcomed a total of 450 attendees.
Within the 80 demonstrations of the event, TICSalut presented the PIDaaS project’s e-Health pilot to interested visitors, as well as how Life Management Platform as a Service Technology (LMP) comes out to be a valuable connectivity innovation to the health sector.
Sharing a patient’s record between hospitals and health service providers would represent benefits for both. As users would get a higher quality service, providers would spend less resources in managing patient’s information.
To conclude, TICSalut performed a demonstration of the usage of PIDaaS platform, which included both user’s and provider’s PIDaaS experience.