Hypertech Energy Labs have been awarded a new R&D contract from the European Commission (Project Acronym: AEGIS) focusing on the the introduction of innovative big data technologies and solutions in critical domain sectors for public safety and personal security. Hypertech Energy Labs constitute a leading member of an international consortium of renowned academic and industrial partners, led by Fraunhofer FOKUS and actively involving GFT Italia and HDI Assicurazioni (Italy), KTH (Sweden), UBITECH (Cyprus), VIF (Austria), NTUA (Greece), EPFL (Switzerland) and Suite5 (United Kingdom).

Hypertech Energy Labs have been awarded a large R&D contract from the European Commission (Project Acronym: WiseGRID) focusing on the development of innovative tools and novel business models that can facilitate the wide deployment of Smart Grids and Demand Response around Europe.

Hypertech Energy Labs have been recently awarded with a new contract from the European Commission with the aim to develop an innovative, efficient and cost-effective solution to optimize the integration of a set of rehabilitation systems in order to meet the net-zero energy standards in buildings. Heat4Cool develops, integrates and demonstrates an easy to install and highly energy efficient solution for building retrofitting.

Hypertech has been recently awarded with a service contract to deliver a new creative design proposal for the ESPON website. The main objective of the project is to design a modern, innovative and interactive website for ESPON to communicate with the relevant stakeholders and disseminate European territorial evidence resulting from the ESPON activities.

Following the successful implementation of the digital public library of historical school textbooks used in the educational process from the 19th century till the early 1980s for the Greek Institute of Educational Policy, HYPERTECH, along with TREK Consulting, were invited to make a keynote presentation in the “The Role of Digitization of textbooks and curricula in our Educational Heritage” conference, co-organized by the Institute of Educational Policy and the Eugenides Foundation.

HYPERTECH has been recently awarded with a new contract from the European Commission. The FrailSafe project was launched on 1st January 2016 with the ambitious aim to delay frailty by developing a set of measures and tools, together with recommendations to reduce its onset. To achieve these objectives, FrailSafe will combine state of the art information technologies and data mining techniques with high-level expertise in the field of health and ageing. The project is funded by the European Research programme Horizon 2020 and will last three years.

HYPERTECH, as a subcontractor of TREK Consulting successfully completed an important project for the educational and scientific community: the creation of a public digital library providing open access to historical school textbooks used in the educational process from the 19th century till the early 1980s.

Hypertech’s goal was to create a multi-channel approach for citizens as an interface to the Municipality of Kallithea and the public sector in general, that allows for active participation. Kallithea (Greek: Καλλιθέα) is the 8th largest municipality in Greece (100,641 inhabitants, 2011 census) and the 4th biggest in the Athens urban area. Additionally, it is the most densely populated municipality in Greece.

The portal created a modern framework for integrated and flexible services for accessing sports facilities (for citizens, Sports associations, stakeholders, etc.) and promotion of the activities of sports and clubs in the municipality via social community features.