MYRTUS and other projects
Working together with other European research projects
MYRTUS collaborates with other Horizon Europe projects that share its goals or complement its research. The collaboration runs both at project level and through the MYRTUS partners, many of whom are also involved in related projects. It starts with the projects funded under the same call and extends to other projects on the cloud-edge continuum and in neighbouring research areas.
How we collaborate
Joint webinars
MYRTUS presents its work side by side with other projects in online sessions, many of them within the EUCloudEdgeIoT community. Topics range from cognitive cloud and AI-driven orchestration to standardisation and market-ready results.
Workshops and events
MYRTUS partners organise and join workshops at European computing conferences such as HiPEAC and DATE, take part in the info days of related projects, and open MYRTUS events to contributions from related initiatives.
Shared partners and advisors
Several MYRTUS partners work in other European projects, and MYRTUS researchers sit on the advisory boards of projects in other research areas. They carry ideas and lessons learned in both directions.
Shared open results
Slides, recordings and reports from the joint activities are published openly, many of them on Zenodo, so that the wider community can reuse them.
Shared challenges, different answers
Most of these projects aim at a continuum that can sense its own state, take decisions and adapt, from IoT and edge devices up to the cloud. They share common concerns: AI-driven orchestration, the management of heterogeneous resources, energy efficiency, security and trust, and interoperability based on open standards.
Each project explores its own path, such as swarms of self-organising nodes, intent-based operation or serverless functions. MYRTUS contributes a reference infrastructure that federates edge, fog and cloud nodes, including FPGA-based accelerators, the MIRTO cognitive engine for orchestration, and a design and programming environment that takes applications from models to code for heterogeneous nodes.
Projects we work with
Sister projects
MYRTUS is one of seven projects funded under the Horizon Europe call "Cognitive Computing Continuum: Intelligence and automation for more efficient data processing" (HORIZON-CL4-2023-DATA-01). Started in early 2024, they work as a cluster within the EUCloudEdgeIoT initiative.
A middleware that lets IoT, edge and cloud devices organise themselves into swarms, with federated learning and end-to-end security.
Visit ↗Associations of collaborative IoT devices and federated edge and cloud resources, with secure distributed storage.
Visit ↗Dynamic graph models of the continuum and AI-based orchestration that suggests optimal deployments for distributed applications.
Visit ↗Swarms of smart virtual nodes across cloud, edge and IoT that configure, heal and optimise themselves.
Visit ↗Stakeholders state what they want to achieve, and AI tools manage the resources of the continuum accordingly.
Visit ↗Fully decentralised orchestration by self-organising swarms, with distributed ledgers and decentralised identity.
Visit ↗Projects on the cloud-edge continuum
Other European projects on the continuum, which MYRTUS meets at joint events or through partners who take part in them.
Self-maintaining, AI-driven management of edge-cloud services, including swarm-based orchestration. MYRTUS partners HIRO, Lakeside Labs and UPM also worked in ACES.
Visit ↗Serverless computing across the edge-cloud continuum, from small edge devices to the cloud. MYRTUS has presented its work at EDGELESS events.
Visit ↗Energy-efficient, privacy-aware data analytics across edge, core and cloud, driven by a distributed knowledge graph. MYRTUS partners HIRO and Lakeside Labs also worked in GLACIATION.
Visit ↗Projects in other research areas
Revolutionised Enhanced Supply Chain Automation with Limited Threats Exposure
Secure-by-design supply chains, with automated security evaluation of hardware and software components. Francesco Regazzoni, a MYRTUS researcher, sits on its advisory board and acts as a bridge between the two projects.
Visit ↗News from our collaborations
Turning Cognitive Computing Continuum Innovation into Value
MYRTUS to Showcase Results at “Turning Cognitive Computing Continuum Innovation into Value” Webinar.
EDGELESS 2nd Info Day – Challenges and Opportunities in Cognitive Edge Computing
MYRTUS has been presented at the “EDGELESS 2nd Info Day – Challenges and Opportunities in Cognitive Edge Computing”.
Call for Contributions: EMEC Workshop at DATE 2026
MYRTUS sponsors the EMEC Workshop at DATE 2026. Submit your research in the edge-fog-cloud continuum.
CONCERTO Workshop at HiPEAC 2026
MYRTUS Presented at the 4th CONCERTO Workshop during HiPEAC 2026.
Highlights from the MYRTUS Intermediate Event
Some glimses of the great MYRTUS Intermediate Event that took place in Alghero (Italy), co-located with the 7th CPS Summer School!
MYRTUS Intermediate Event
✨ Live demonstrations from the MYRTUS project
✨ Posters & contributions from related initiatives
✨ A relaxed, interactive format to encourage networking, discussion, and collaboration
Webinar: Standardisation Activities in the Cognitive Computing Continuum
MYRTUS showcased its contributions to standardisation in the Cognitive Computing Continuum.
Webinar: Get to know the research initiatives about the Cognitive Computing Continuum
MYRTUS presented at the webinar on research initiatives for the Cognitive Computing Continuum.
New Projects in AI, Data and Robotics
MYRTUS has been presented at the “Launch Event: showcasing the future of innovation in AI, Data, and Robotics”.