The CeDRI Industry Day will take place on 1 October 2026 in the Eng. Alcínio Miguel Auditorium, starting at 2.00 pm. The event is designed to bring together the research carried out at the Centre for Research in Digitalisation and Intelligent Robotics (CeDRI) and the region’s business community. Over the course of an afternoon, researchers and industry partners will come together to discuss real research and development needs, funding opportunities and models of collaboration.

On 01 October 2026, CeDRI brings together researchers, companies, public institutions and organisations to exchange ideas, explore collaboration opportunities and discover pathways to regional, national and European funding. The afternoon will feature discussions on innovation and funding, with the participation of ANI and CCDR-N, successful CeDRI–industry collaborations, and results from joint R&D projects — ending with a visit to CeDRI’s facilities. 📅 01 October 2026 · 📍 Auditório Eng. Alcínio Miguel · ESTiG-UPB · Bragança Registration is free. Full programme coming soon.

CeDRI is taking part in the ‘Casas Em Movimento’ project, which was featured in "Expresso" in an article dedicated to the evolution of "Casas Em Movimento" technology and the next steps in our journey. The project is also currently in the construction phase of a new "Casa Em Movimento" in Viana do Castelo; in addition to the creation of a new "Casa Em Movimento" in Benfica to serve the community and support electric mobility. The next step is to build two-storey or multi-storey buildings, taking the "Casas Em Movimento" technology to an even greater scale. Click on the link to read the full article: https://expresso.pt/economia/economia_imobiliario/2026-09-10-a-casa-que-ja-seguia-o-sol-prepara-se-para-ganhar-escala-fe171a1f

CeDRI participated in the Di.Hor Project consortium meeting, a European project that promotes the appropriate, safe and ethical implementation of digital technologies, whose third transnational meeting took place in Paris (FR) on 10 and 11 September 2026. The main topics discussed were: defining the testing phase for the online course; finalising the list of AI-based teaching tools; defining teachers’ tasks in using AI-based teaching tools; and presenting the dissemination activities. Further information on the European ‘Digital Horizons’ project is available at: https://digitalhorizon.pixel-online.org/index.php

CeDRI is participating in the stand of the CRUSOE network at ETC 2026 conference, taking place in Porto from September 9–11, 2026.

CeDRI is pleased to announce that it will be taking part in the approved and validated project entitled ‘Casas em Movimento 4.0’, which focuses on smart home systems and is supported by COMPETE 2030 with an investment of approximately 3.2 million euros.

CeDRI is pleased to share that the project "A digitalização como ferramenta para melhorar a sustentabilidade do processo de recolha seletiva", developed by our researcher Adriano Silva, Thadeu Brito, and Profs. Ana I. Pereira and José Lima, has been featured by Ponto Verde Lab. The project presents an intelligent waste collection monitoring system based on ultrasonic sensors, LoRaWAN communication, and optimization algorithms to support more efficient and sustainable collection operations. Developed in collaboration with Resíduos do Nordeste and supported by Sociedade Ponto Verde, the work demonstrates how digital technologies can contribute to improving waste management and advancing the circular economy. Read the full article published by Ponto Verde Lab: https://www.pontoverdelab.pt/um-novo-e-ultrassonico-olhar-para-otimizar-a-recolha-de-residuos/ #CeDRI #IPB #Research #IoT #WasteManagement #CircularEconomy #SmartCities"

CeDRI-IPB is proud to announce that, according to the provisional results of the 2026 PhD Research Fellowship Competition, the applications of four CeDRI students have been successful. Congratulations to Gabriel A. Leite, Maurício Morais, Júlio Costa and Gustavo Vieira.

The paper "A Data Engineering Pipeline for Building a Renewable Energy Lakehouse from Heterogeneous Public APIs", authored by M.Sc. Leonardo Canuto Junior and CeDRI researchers Pedro Filipe Oliveira and Paulo Matos, was awarded the Best Conference Paper at the 11th International Conference on Big Data Analytics, Data Mining and Computational Intelligence (2026), held in Valencia, Spain. The award recognizes work initiated within the Data Engineering course of the Master's in Computer Science program and acknowledges the paper's scientific quality and contribution to the field of data engineering.

On 22 July 2026, as part of the “Talk For Us – Emerging Scientific Advances at CeDRI” series, we were honoured to host a lecture entitled “Enabling Collaboration in Multi-Agent Systems for Cyber-Physical Applications”, delivered by Luis Piardi.