Internet of Things
Internet of Things (IoT)
Internet of Things (IoT) technology is tightly connected to the digital transformation of the society and is strongly multidisciplinary. The technology is used in a large variety of domains – moving out of traditional ICT and ranging from e-health to Industry 4.0.
The technology denotes a system embracing a network of devices that may typically contain electronics, sensors, software, machine learning, communications, and actuators, with various combinations of interaction in terms of sensing, communication, computation, and control.
Research projects
| Abbreviation | Project | Framework | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI4EU | An AI-on-demand platform for Europe | H2020 2019 – 2021 |
Kerstin Bach |
| HAWK | Machine Learning Models for the Surveillance of Physical Power Markets | NFR 2018 – 2021 |
Heri Ramampiaro |
| EarlyWarn | Proactive detection and early warning of incipient power system faults | NFR 2017 – 2021 |
Heri Ramampiaro |
| selfBACK | A decision support system for self-management of low back pain | H2020 2016 – 2021 |
Kerstin Bach |
Strategic Research Area
IoT@NTNU is one of the strategic areas at NTNU Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering. It is coordinated by the Department of Electronic Systems.
The strategic research area involves all the departments at the Faculty.
Scientific board
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Ibrahim A. Hameed
PhD, Professor, Deputy head of research and innovation -
Reinold Ellingsen
Department of Electronic Systems Affiliated -
Olav B Fosso
Professor -
Frank Alexander Kraemer
Associate Professor; Deputy Head of Department, Education -
Geir Mathisen
Professor -
Ingelin Steinsland
Professor. Vice Dean of research