Reflecting on My Participation at the CBRN-E Research & Innovation Day I had the privilege of presenting our project at the CBRN-E Research & Innovation Day on March 21, 2024, in Strasbourg, an event that stands out as a cornerstone for professionals in the field of CBRN threat detection, monitoring, …
Our project has been featured in a scientific paper, among others, tackling with the topics of radiological and nuclear research. EU-RADION has been presented as a novel solution for RN detection. It was written down by our Coordinator, Łukasz Szklarski, and his team: Anna Wieczorek and Patryk Maik, as well …
The last few weeks have seen the project team work hard on the implementation, improvement, and integration of subsequent components of the EU-RADION system. Many components have already been well refined in terms of technical and operational readiness. The work is already underway on implementing the software for individual components …
In the coming months, we will continue to work on improving the SIU, UGV, and other system components’ prototypes. Starting this month, we will start work on integrating components, testing them and validating their correct operation. Thanks to the commitment and hard work of all members of the consortium, we …
Last year, the EU-RADION project was presented at several international CBRNe conferences. Even though the project was still in its early phases, the representatives of the consortium have already managed to attend some online meetings. The first conference “ENCIRCLE End Conference” was held on 19th May 2021. The representatives of …
At the beginning of 2021, a stakeholder meeting was held. The meeting of the EU-RADION project members together with the stakeholders and potential recipients of the system allowed us to get to know the needs and expectations of first practitioners. During the meeting, the issues of how the system identifies …
In recent months, intensive work has been carried out on the construction of the first UGV platforms. The work has focused on testing the mechanical and electrical connections. The first tests were carried out. As part of the UGV platform, the first tests of wireless mesh communication have been performed. …
The Central Laboratory of Radiological Protection (CLOR) has performed initial radiological tests of new EU-RADION prototype devices made by AIRSENSE Analytics. Calibration was a necessary part to improve the quality and reliability of devices. In close contact with CLOR, the AIRSENSE Analytics R&D team is working on the further development …
The EU-RADION sensor integration unit (SIU) will be a novel device, which includes several radiological threat sensors supported by a hydrogen sensor and positioning module. The SIU will be adaptable to several platforms (including stationary, handheld, and UGV mounted units) and capable of operating in both indoor and outdoor environments. …
The overall concept for the EU-RADION is to design and develop a complete and operational system for the detection and identification of RN materials designed mainly for first responders. The whole system applies novel software as well as hardware solutions tailored to the preparedness and response actions of practitioners in …
