PARTICLE Presents the SEAGUARD Interoperability Framework at the 30th ICCRTS 2025 Symposium

On November 4th 2025, Marco Manso (from PARTICLE) presented the SEAGUARD Interoperability Framework at the 30th edition of the International Command and Control Research Technology Symposium, hosted by the Swedish Defence University in collaboration with the Swedish Defence Research Agency and organised by the International Command and Control Institute. Gathering Ler mais

Efficient Digital Voice and Chat Communications at the Tactical Edge through Gen-AI (30th ICCRTS)

On November 4th 2025, Marco Manso (from PARTICLE) presented the IST-201 paper “Efficient Digital Voice and Chat Communications through Generative AI at the Tactical Edge” at the 30th edition of the International Command and Control Research Technology Symposium, hosted by the Swedish Defence University in collaboration with the Swedish Defence Research Agency and organised by the International Command and Control Institute.

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PARTICLE supporting NARCOSIS at the SRE 2025

NARCOSIS aims at developing a fast, robust and reliable non-targeted multidisciplinary approach to harmonise investigations in DRDs and drug-related operations by means of an up-to-date and updateable diagnostic platform. It employs an innovative approach integrating novel instruments and techniques (AI-enabled) to classify and identify New Psychoactive Substance (NPS), with improved Ler mais

3rd Plenary Session of SUNRISE Project

Successful 3rd Plenary Session of SUNRISE Project Concludes in Bilbao, Spain The 3rd plenary session of the SUNRISE project convened from January 20-21, 2025 in Bilbao, Spain, marking a pivotal gathering hosted by Osakidetza and Bio-Bizkaia. The event brought together esteemed partners from across Europe to assess the initial outcomes Ler mais

RISEN Final Trials, Carabinieri, Rome, Italy

The RISEN Final Trials occurred during 14-24 October 2024 at the facilities of Carabinieri in Rome, Italy. Designed by the RaCIS (Carabinieri) partner, a meticulously designed mock crime scene was modelled consisting in a hypothetical murder case occurring inside a clandestine laboratory (clan lab). This scene served as a testing ground for the RISEN trial activities, mimicking the complexities and high-stake nature of actual forensic investigations.