The SMARTNESS team participated in ACM CoNEXT 2024 in Los Angeles, presenting four research contributions. Francisco Vogt and Prof. Dr. Marcelo Luizelli introduced InReal, an in-network resource allocation system for VNFs. They also proposed a telemetry method leveraging programmable networks. Washington Silva showcased an AR object recognition approach using edge computing. Guilherme Matos examined functional decomposition in disaggregated environments, enhancing computational efficiency and cache performance.

Dr. Eduardo José Sartori, Technology Transfer Manager at CPE SMARTNESS 2030, participated on November 8th in the "Research Management Overview" Workshop, organized by the UNICAMP Research Pro-Rectory (PRP), held in the INOVA auditorium.

On November 14, Prof. Luiz Bittencourt hosted Prof. Fredrik Heintz and PhD student Amath Sow from Linköping University, Sweden, at UNICAMP's Instituto de Computação. Joined by representatives from Ericsson Research Brazil, UFABC, and UNICAMP students, the meeting explored drone collision avoidance and route planning, delivery scenarios, and video streaming.