The rapid development of Electric Vehicles (EVs) may in the near future threaten the stability of the electric grid. In order to deal with this issue, new charging technologies offer to modify the load of EVs to provide services to the grid, enabling it to reduce their impact. In the past few years, Trialog [...]
Over the past few years, "smart objects" have become more and more common and their number keeps growing. This offers many opportunities and possibilities in regard to technological innovation, such as automation. These smart objects have the ability to interconnect, which is done through IoT (Internet of Things) protocols. In order to explore these [...]
Semantic interoperability is the next challenge of IoT systems. We will explain this challenge in a series of blogs. This first blog provides a general introduction on IoT and interoperability. In later blogs, we will explain semantic interoperability, and how it can be engineered. We are publishing this blog as all the domains where [...]
Trilab, a space dedicated to innovation Trialog is proud to announce the opening of its innovation laboratory, the TriLab. The TriLab was born from a group of Trialog’s consultants who wanted to have a space dedicated to innovation and experimentation, a place allowing us to carry out various projects within the company, which is [...]
The cyber-physical systems industrials recommend the use of the G3-PLC technology as an answer to the new challenges it implies. Trialog, with its expertise in this technology and member of the G3-PLC Alliance, offers a wide range of tools and services adapted to the needs of the players in the cyber-physical ecosystem. The new [...]
A look back at the 32nd edition of the International Symposium on Electric Vehicles The 32nd edition of the Electric Vehicle Symposium (EVS32), the annual meeting of electromobility ecosystem actors, was held in Lyon from 19 to 22 May, under the theme "A world of E-motion". The EVS32 was structured around scientific and industrial [...]
The Challenge of Complying with GDPR The European Parliament made significant changes in the European data processing ecosystem via the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2016. Three years after, organizations are still struggling to fully understand its implications on their business and consequently, compliance costs are piling up. The GDPR requires organizations to [...]
The European innovation partnership on smart cities and communities (EIP-SCC) is an initiative supported by the European Commission that brings together cities, industry, small business (SMEs), research and others, with the goal to enable smart city applications in areas as energy, mobility and transport, and ICT. Privacy is an important concern of smart cities. There [...]
Energy on islands are often highly dependent on imported fossil fuels, leading to prices typically 100% to 400% higher than on the mainland and to high emissions of greenhouse gases. However, these islands have abundant potential wind, marine current and solar resources while the prices of renewables and storage technologies are strongly decreasing. As [...]
After 3 years and 6 months of experimentation in Ile de France, BienVEnu, the experimentation project for an innovative charging solution in the collective residential sector, has ended. On Tuesday 26 March, the closing event of the project was held in the hemicycle of the Ile-de-France Regional Council. The opportunity for the project partners [...]
