Cédric Crettaz is an engineer for industrial systems, specialised in embedded systems. He received his engineering degree in 2006 from the School of Engineering in Sion, Switzerland. After his diploma thesis about the transmission of data using Power Line Communication (PLC), he worked temporarily at Logitech Europe SA as a test engineer. Then, he worked for three years as assistant at the School of Engineering in Sion for several national research projects. Since June 2011, he is working at Mandat International on several European research projects concerning the Internet of Things, IPv6, home automation and smart cities.
Cédric Crettaz took part in the development of the IoT Lab testbed, which allows online experiments with IoT devices. He continues to work with the IoT Lab testbed in other European projects such as F-Interop and Fed4FIRE+, notably to ensure the security and the data protection. The F-Interop platform offers the possibility to perform online tests for IoT with the objectives to measure the scalability, the interoperability and the compliance with standards for the Internet of Things, including on the security and data protection aspects.
Sessions in which Mr Cédric Crettaz participates
Thursday 2 September, 2021
The IPv6 Initiative at ETSI (3GPP) is attracting a very good number of players including ISPs/Vendor/Academia from Europe, US and Asia to work on:Identify gaps and recommendations of existing and required IPv6 standards both inside ETSI and in other SDOs;Identify and describe IPv6 Network related use cases & specific scenarios, derived requirements and IPv6 networking challenges in the following areas:
Friday 3 September, 2021
The interoperable testbed federations permit to test and use new technological developments linked to the Internet in real conditions. The assessment of the scalability of such recent developments can be done in federated and interoperable testbeds. New use cases can be elaborated and implemented in interoperable testbed federations through realistic experiments. The federation and the interconnection of different testbeds are done through standardized open APIs which are currently in phas...
Wednesday 20 October, 2021
The session will discuss the research roadmap on Internet of Things, edge computing and Cloud. It will more specifically discuss and explore the options to strengthen international cooperation on the Internet of Things and networking technologies research domains, including through international research infrastructure perspective.&nbsp...
Tuesday 5 April, 2022
Wednesday 6 April, 2022
Thursday 23 June, 2022
Our daily life has become more and more digital, from the way we commute to work to how we watch a movie in the evening: a “digital society” that uses a wide range of Next Generation Internet applications. Ensuring safe and trustworthy technologies is a real challenge for research, which must deal with rapidly evolving requirements and heterogeneous features in a highly competitive environment.
Monday 17 April, 2023
This session will delve deeper into the interactions between privacy and research. It will focus on analysing how research can provide tools and solutions to ensure that privacy and data protection compliance are respected and, similarly, how privacy and data protection compliance can benefit and boost research.
Monday 10 June, 2024
Introduction The evolution of Earth observation allows to collect more and more granular data. Satellites, drones, and other technologies are capturing increasingly detailed imagery of our planet, which raises new questions on how to preserve privacy and ensure data protection by design and by default. It also raises challenges in terms of data subject rights, such as the right to acc...