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, including electrocardiograms and other wearable sensors, for subsequent application of machine learning and deep learning methods and classification of health and wellness parameters. Data acquisition, as
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sensors, for subsequent application of machine learning and deep learning methods and classification of health and wellness parameters. Data acquisition, as well as the preparation of presentations
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validation of the solutions being created. Activities will include the selection and integration of sensors and data acquisition systems, the implementation of algorithms for data compression and analysis, and
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(iii) contributions to the commissioning of ETpathfinder suspensions, including the setup and tuning of active control algorithms. The most successful sensor prototypes are foreseen to be deployed in
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the setup and tuning of active control algorithms. The most successful sensor prototypes are foreseen to be deployed in ETpathfinder seismic filters and could potentially be used for the stable recycling
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growing demands for sustainability, security, and efficiency amid climate and societal pressures. Processing closer to sensors, i.e. at the edge, improves reaction time, optimises resources, and helps tag
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will participate in the different stages of the research cycle, from problem analysis and algorithm development to its implementation and experimental evaluation on a real robotic platform:; ; 1. Study
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the installation, use, and interpretation of IMU sensors. 2. Interview The first three candidates classified according to the scientific merit (SM) may be invited for an interview, for which a grade will also be
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, algorithms, and tools for human-centered intelligent realities, to lead the way for future immersive, user-aware, and smart interactive digital environments. The project is divided into five separate Research
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discipline that directly impacts important technological and societal topics such as thermoelectric energy harvesting and next-generation gas sensors. The project has access to state-of-the-art supercomputing