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The solution had to provide excellent data security, but
at the same time an adaptable interface, which could
incorporate local languages, conditions and a wide variety
of home systems, appliances, applications and devices. The
project also had an ambitious target to create a prototype
which could eventually be mass-produced for less than
€100.

The vision of AnyPLACE goes far beyond commercial home
automation systems, and proposes that users should be
able to take part in new energy services and take advantage
of whatever opportunities are presented by the changing
energy market, not only to minimise their own costs but
also to impact overall energy consumption and efficiency of
demand and supply.

AnyPLACE2020 concludes in June of this year, and a
Public Event will be held in Dörentrup, Germany, where
the majority of the field trials are installed, in May 2018.
If you would like to attend this event, view an online
demonstration, or get an information pack, please visit
http://www.anyplace2020.org/final-event

Participants: Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e
Computadores do Porto (INESCP), EFACEC, and Bosch
Thermotechnology in Portugal, The Automation Systems
Group of the Technical University of Vienna (TU Wien)
Austria, Institute Industrial IT (inIT), Kreis Lippe and Power
Plus Communications, Germany and the European
Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) located in The
Netherlands.

The AnyPlace project has received funding from the              As well as smart home technologies, the increase in the
European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation           uptake of e-mobility, home generation and domestic energy
programme under grant agreement No. 646580.                     storage had to be factored into the AnyPLACE design.

Website www.anyplace2020.org l

  AnyPlace project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
  under grant agreement No 646580

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