GIS4IoRT
A Plug-and-Play Middleware for Integrating Robot Sensor Data with GIS Tools in a Cloud Environment
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The convergence of robotic technologies and sensor networks has generated vast amounts of data with potential applications in several domains like agriculture and urban planning. However, the lack of interoperability between this data and Geographic Information System (GIS) tools poses a challenge. The objective of GIS4IoRT (Geographic Information Systems for Internet of Robotic Things) project is the development of a “plug and play” and cloud-based middleware to bridge this gap, enabling seamless integration and visualization of multidimensional IoRT datasets within GIS environments.
GIS4IoRT key components include:
- middleware architecture,
- cloud-based infrastructure,
- real-time interrogation of robots,
- AI-based approaches to ensure data reliability and completeness,
- spatio-temporal query support in the cloud,
- GIS integration,
- adherence to standards,
- support diverse data types (lidar, imagery, sensor, …)
- validation by agriculture case study
Project starting date: June 2025
Project duration: 3 years
Funder: Chist-Era

Partners:
- ULiège - GeoScITY (coordinator) - Belgium - Funded by FNRS
- ULB - Belgium
- INRAE - France - Funded by ANR
- UNIVREN - France - Funded by ANR
- PUT - Poland - Funded by NCN

updated on 9/2/25
