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EU funding (€4,098,672): DIgital TEChnologies as an enabler for a conTinuous transformation of food safety system Hor20 May 2020 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"
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DIgital TEChnologies as an enabler for a conTinuous transformation of food safety system
"""DiTECT will develop an integrated framework for real-time detection, assessment, and mitigation of biological, chemical and environmental contaminants throughout the food supply chain. Bringing together research, industrial and food authority partners representing the agro-food industry in the EU and China, DiTECT aspires to establish the foundation for future food safety monitoring platforms, through the development of a standards-based, modular, Big Data-enabled platform, capable of accurately predicting food safety parameters of a given food product based on data collected in real-time via cost-efficient sensors, at crop, grain storage, livestock and finally in the food supply, incorporating blockchain processes. DiTECT integrates multidisciplinary research teams from fields such as microbial and spectroscopic fingerprinting technologies; emerging ICT-based food tracing systems; signal analysis and data mining. Microbial profiling will be attained via conventional microbiological analyses in tandem with advanced molecular methods (e.g., NGS-based metagenomics), while spectroscopic profiling will be based on spectral data generated using appropriate rapid, non-invasive methods and sensor devices. DiTECT recognizes that current food-chains are lacking a complete snapshot view of food safety at the crop/livestock and finished product levels, and so foresees the development of a cloud-enabled storage system for all data corresponding to different insights of product-specific safety aspects, to be integrated into. The novel food safety services will be demonstrated in four (4) real-world Pilots with the active engagement of 21 EU and 13 CN partners, using real datasets to validate efficiency improvements. The carefully structured work plan embodies a “multi-actor” approach to prototype and validates a ready-for-take-up framework of significant exploitation potential for the agro-food industry."" "
Funded Companies:
Company name | Funding amount |
€271,262 | |
€53,125 | |
€188,750 | |
€150,000 | |
€0.00 | |
Cranfield University | €243,528 |
€226,250 | |
€125,000 | |
€0.00 | |
€787,500 | |
€0.00 | |
€0.00 | |
Innews Cyprus Ltd. | €150,937 |
€0.00 | |
€60,000 | |
€150,000 | |
NEMIS TECHNOLOGIES AG | €68,750 |
€0.00 | |
€0.00 | |
Shandong Minhe Animal Husbandry CO.Ltd. | €0.00 |
€0.00 | |
€0.00 | |
TIRLÁN Ltd. | €131,250 |
€84,250 | |
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, DUBLIN | €250,008 |
Universita Degli Studi DI Napoli Federico II | €200,500 |
Universiteit Maastricht | €295,063 |
€0.00 | |
€168,750 | |
€0.00 | |
Wings ICT Solutions Technologies Pliroforikis Kai Epikoinonion ΑΕ | €262,500 |
Wirelessinfo | €106,250 |
Yellow SEA Fisheries Research Institute, Chinese Academy OF Fishery Sciences | €0.00 |
€125,000 | |
€0.00 |
Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/861915
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