TaRDIS
Trustworthy and Resilient Decentralised Intelligence for Edge Systems
Mission
TaRDIS’s primary goal is to significantly ease the complexity and reduce the effort of building correct and efficient heterogeneous swarms.
TaRDIS focuses on supporting the correct and efficient development of applications for swarms and decentralised distributed systems, by combining a novel programming paradigm with a toolbox for supporting the development and execution of applications.
TaRDIS in a nutshell
11
partners
8
countries
36
Months
4
use cases
Discover our objectives
TaRDIS believes that developing and managing distributed systems is a highly complex task that requires expertise across different domains, from programming languages to hardware, networking, operating systems, and distributed protocols.
Develop a language-independent, event-driven programming model that offers distribution abstractions and decentralised machine learning primitives.
Build a development environment for correct-by-design heterogeneous swarms with embedded semantic analyses to achieve a correctness-by-design approach.
Develop schemes to support decentralised intelligence for the purpose of heterogeneous swarms.
Development of decentralised algorithms and protocols for supporting the TaRDIS programming model at runtime.
Ensure a high level of interoperability of TaRDIS distribution runtime, a significant number of different devices and programming languages are supported.
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Discover the Consortium
The TaRDIS consortium gathers eleven partners from top industries, SMEs as well as leading universities and research centres in the edge and swarm systems’ research and innovation scene.
Latest news
PTB-FLA-Babel Stack gets rolled-out to the public: PTB-FLA got the plug-in adapter for Babel
The TaRDIS story – halfway through the project
Dimitra Tsigkari (Telefonica Research) visited NOVA University Lisbon
Next events
ETSI-ITU Symposium on ICT Sustainability
NAVITEC 2024
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