2708, 2025

Semantic-Driven Interoperability, Embedded AI, and Hardware/Software Integration in SMARTY 

Service Mediation via Semantic Web Mappings  The SMARTY Project addresses interoperability challenges through declarative semantic-web based service mediation, resolving both syntactic and semantic mismatches across systems. Traditional any-to-any mappings require pairwise translations between systems, leading to scalability issues. Instead, SMARTY adopts an any-to-one approach, where a central RDF-based reference model serves as a semantic pivot.  This approach ensures seamless integration across partners’ systems, critical for use cases like secure edge

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0608, 2025

W-Band Wireless Prototype: Advancing Quantum-Resistant Communications  

The SMARTY Project is progressing toward a secure, high-speed, short-range wireless link through the development of a W-band prototype (75–110 GHz). This forms a key component of a quantum-resistant transceiver tailored for edge environments where secure communication is required but wired infrastructure is not available.  W-Band Prototype: Current Status  The initial laboratory setup has demonstrated a unidirectional uplink (UL) over a wireless W-band path, while the downlink (DL) remains fiber-based. 

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2407, 2025

How SMARTY Is Reinventing Secure Elements for the Quantum Era 

As quantum computing advances, traditional cryptographic systems face growing risks. In response, the SMARTY Project is developing a Quantum-Resistant Secure Element (QR-SE)—engineered to protect data and communication systems from quantum-enabled attacks.  This next-generation SE targets applications where long-term data security is critical, including autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and public sector systems.  Core Technical Focus Areas:  Current Achievements:  What’s Next?  SMARTY’s QR-SE reduces PQC key sizes by over 50% without compromising cryptographic

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