Autonomous measurements of the runway surface as well as more opportunities to monitor vehicles and drones at airports. A three-year research project at Mid Sweden University has made several advancements in creating the airport of the future with safe and cost-effective solutions.
Research into how AI can detect, and sort advertising data is in full swing at Mittuniversitetet. In a collaboration between the Research Center STC (Sensible Things That Communicate) and Media Research, industrial doctoral student Faeze Zakaryapour Sayyad runs an extensive project in the subject.
Heavy snow affects both traffic safety and buildings. Now, researchers at the STC research centre and the Härnösand company Starbit have created an AI model that can measure the weight of snow without contact, and thus provide an opportunity to prevent damage to buildings and collapse accidents.
On March 26th, the STC Research Center had the privilege of hosting a delegation from Huawei Sweden with Peter Lundin, Vice-president Huawei Sweden, and Ma Shougui, president of Huawei R&D, Sweden.
There are many advantages to being an industrial PhD, according to Ziqin Tang, PhD student at Miun, doing their research-study at the company Starbit. Access to all the technical conditions you may need but also experienced employees who can provide advice and support is an important contribution.
Thursday the 21st of March STC Research Centre and Mid Sweden University got at visit from Université Bretagne Sud in France.
How can safety be enhanced at worksites to prevent workforce-related accidents? That is what a new research project is going to address by proposing a workforce location management system that tracks people, vehicles, assets, and potential hazards in real-time.
We are proud to present that Prof. Mikael Gidlund from Mid Sweden University are invited as a speaker at the IEEE 6G Summit that will be arranged in in Dresden, Germany, May 13-14, 2024.
At the STC Research Center's Tech Tour, students from Mid Sweden University's engineering programs had the opportunity to meet the center's researchers and learn about several ongoing research projects.
In the end of February, researchers within the Interreg Aurora project ENSURE 6G, were gathered for a project kick-off meeting in Oulu, Finland. ENSURE-6G is ramping up its remote sensing, connectivity, and data fusion efforts in rural areas.
Approximately 2,000 high school students were drawn to the Open House events in Sundsvall and Östersund at the end of February. There, they gained insight into the exciting educational opportunities available at Mid Sweden University.
PhD-student Jonghoon Yim from Sungkyunkwan University in Korea visited Mid Sweden University to initiate new research collaborations within the research area of light field processing and Visual AI.
In the beginning of December 2023, Professor Mårten Sjöström visited China with the goal to establish new collaborations with Beijing Wuzi University and Beijing Jiatong University.
In the Pressure project, the goal is to develop a low-cost and robust IoT-based solution with the aim of reducing the suffering and costs that arise from pressure ulcers. The researchers at Mid Sweden University have now developed a first prototype that has been discussed with the project's partners.
On February 1st, the business community were gathered in Örnsköldsvik for a lunch seminar on industrial applications for data-driven development. Three invited speakers presented concrete examples of how they have worked with data-driven development and shared their experiences.
On Tuesday 30 January, a delegation from the County Administrative Board and the Swedish Patent and Registration Office (PRV) visited Campus Sundsvall. The visit to Mid Sweden University was part of PRV's two-day tour of Härnösand and Sundsvall under the theme "Västernorrland as an innovation county".
On the 25th of January, PhD-student Samuel Willingham, presented his work on Learning Methods for Inverse Problems on Novel Imaging Modalities, in a half-time seminar.
A warm welcome to Caroline Cato who will work with internationalization and sustainability issues within and close to research projects.
On Thursday, January 25, Saad Muhammad Shaikh successfully presented his thesis "Hyperspectral imaging for in-situ applications: Methods to improve the classification of materials using hyperspectral imaging". After the grading committee's deliberation, he can now title himself a Doctor in Electronics.
Thursday the 18th of January PhD-student Mazhar Hussain presented his work on a half-time seminar with the title "Multi-Sensor data fusion for improved estimation and prediction of physical quantities”. Now Mazhar continues his work toward a doctoral thesis defense.
The page was updated 2/13/2024