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The Data spAces for smaRt Energy (DARE) project aims to provide new, secure, and privacy preserving means for sharing data generated by IoT devices. DARE technology enables IoT device owners to share data generated by their devices with 3^rd party service providers. DARE integrates novel data semantics interoperability technologies, and security and access control solutions.

DARE demonstrated the developed technologies through a smart energy management proof of concept. DARE allows selective sharing of data generated by IoT devices located in real smart buildings, enabling training of AI models for anomaly detection and energy forecasting, as well as real time monitoring of energy equipment of smart buildings.

The main building block of DARE is W3C's Verifiable Credentials and Decentralized Identifiers. DARE integrates these technologies into iSHARE framework in order to provide fine-grained access control. Data collected from IoT devices, is properly encoded using JSON-LD and it is provided through FIWARE orion context broker, using NSGI-LD API and BBS+ Signatures.

News

• 21 Mar. 2023 DARE consortium members participate in Data Spaces Symposium .
• 28 Feb. 2023 Read about our vision for an access control system based on Verifiable Credentials.
• 7 Feb. 2023 Read our blog post the describes our project.

The DARE team

ExcID

ExcID is the project coordinator and holds the role of trust provider.

DomX

DomX holds the role of data provider and provides data from IoT devices installed in smart buildings.

Plegma

Plegma holds the role of data provider and provides data from IoT devices installed in smart buildings.