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Horizon Europe · Grant No. 101225910

RESCUE – Resilient Edge Systems for Critical Infrastructure and Urban Environments

RESCUE develops edge computing and AI technologies to keep Europe’s energy grids, cities, and vital services running — even when disruptions strike.

What RESCUE Does

Modern infrastructure is smarter than ever — but is it resilient? RESCUE addresses the gap between connectivity and true operational resilience.

Real-Time Edge AI

Autonomous anomaly detection and incident response at the edge — without depending on cloud connectivity.

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Adaptive Communication

Multi-channel, resilient connectivity for IoT and sensor networks across energy grids and smart cities.

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Secure Architectures

Continuous cybersecurity monitoring and cyber-resilient distributed edge-cloud platforms for critical infrastructure.

Two Application Domains

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Resilient Energy

Protecting energy distribution networks through real-time monitoring, distributed energy resource management, and resilient edge intelligence for grid stability.

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Resilient Cities

Building smarter, more secure urban environments through interoperable data platforms, digital twins, and privacy-preserving edge analytics.

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Partners across Europe
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Research Project Areas
5
Countries represented
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Horizon Europe funded

Latest News

Stay up to date with RESCUE research, events, and milestones.

RESCUE Spotlight Project Talk for ACM EIGDX 19 February 2026 - On February 19, Anders Lindgren presented RESCUE as a Spotlight Project Talk for the ACM EIGDX (Emerging Interest Group on…
RESCUE Milestone – Initial project requirements and scenarios 30 January 2026 - The RESCUE project held an internal (online) workshop to discuss the achievement of the second milestone in the project, having…
RESCUE vision presented at IEEE CCNC 2026 23 January 2026 - Anders Lindgren from RISE Research Institutes of Sweden presented the paper Edge Computing for Resilient Critical Infrastructure: Concepts and Research…


This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101225910. Swiss participants are funded by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI).