The group works in: development of distributed measurement in the contexts of IoT. development of innovative solutions for environmental energy harvesting. development of data analysis solutions and prototype sensors. implementation of open-source data management and visualization systems.
The group's research activity concerns terrestrial 5G networks and the recent evolution towards Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) systems with communication via aerial platforms such as drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, UAV) and low-altitude satellites (Low Earth Orbit, LEO).
The patent makes it possible to achieve a mechanical coupling between vehicles in order to guarantee the safety and operation of a convoy of up to 10 vehicles capable of circulating as if it were a single vehicle.
The present invention concerns the field of localization and support for the "intelligent" navigation of people in closed environments. Thus, it is particularly aimed at blind or visually impaired people
The proposed system is able to directly exploits the screens of the participants' smartphones to generate a given choreography, and adapts to their movements during the event.
The technology concerns a remote monitoring system for electromedical devices installed in a patient's home that includes a series of functional modules coupled to at least one electromedical device, capable of detecting the operating status of the device.
The auto-localization system of RFID Robots in indoor environment (AURORA) is a low-cost, reliable and scalable system, which allows robots or other mobile devices to self-locate in an indoor scenario using passive UHF band RFID tags placed at known locations.
