Overview
Normalized Systems offers an integrated development platform with tools for viewing and authoring application models, selecting technologies, and building applications. The platform generates highly evolvable software skeletons designed for scalable growth.
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- In one word, how would you describe the SAFIR-Ready Conference in #Liège? The SAFIR-Ready Conference marked a major milestone for the project, bringing together aviation authorities, European organisations, defence, and industry to reflect on the progress achieved and what must come next. We asked five leading experts to describe the event in one word and share the key message they took away from the conference: 🔹 Munish Khurana, Senior Manager ATM/UTM Business Development at EUROCONTROL 🔹 Daan D., Head of Department IAM at
- New routes, shorter journeys, and faster connections! See how our project coordinator, Helicus, is reshaping logistics in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges in the article below! https://lnkd.in/d2hkwFW8 🇪🇺 The SAFIR-Ready project belongs to the SESAR Joint Undertaking and is co-funded by the European Commission through #HorizonEurope. Fulfilling the EU Strategic vision, SAFIR Ready innovates through an #Open_Modular_Architecture, designed for flexibility and scalability. The project is developing a Drone Cargo Port, enabling
- Over the past six years, NSX has been involved in a wide range of healthcare projects - spanning care coordination, health data, medication, mental health, community-based care and interoperability. Across these very different contexts, one challenge kept returning: connecting systems is difficult, but keeping them adaptable over time is even harder. Healthcare is constantly changing. Standards evolve. Regulations change. New data sources emerge. New care models are introduced. And technologies such as AI create entirely
- How much drone traffic can a city's airspace actually take? 🏙️🚁 You can't find out with real fleets! In SAFIR-Ready, project partner AgentFly Technologies explores it with fast-time simulation. We can recreate a city's airspace, fill it with realistic medical 🚑, delivery 📦, and patrol 🛡️ drone traffic, and increase it to see where the airspace starts to reach its limits. It's a way to study capacity limits, safety-zone effects, and start-delay trade-offs before a single real flight, helping de-risk the demonstrations and
- Proficiat!
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