The Augmented Reality Vehicle Interface (ARVI) project main goals are: enjoy a unique experience in a rapidly growing startup, learn by doing & get a working methodology, work on cool stuff, having the freedom to build new things from scratch. The project is designed for students that are willing to be out of their comfort zone, ready for complex tasks and to be hands-on.
The project aims to research, develop and implement a highly accurate 24/7 cloud-type classification system (CTCS). This classification system uses two advanced all-sky smart cameras that capture images in both visible and infrared domains, enabling accurate sky coverage classification. Smart all-sky cameras sensors refine and improve data collections and incorporate numerous measures to ensure a consistent data flow and minimize classification errors.
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The BASTA (Bio-inspired and Adaptive Strategies to TAckle fragility fractures) project aims to design an advanced bone scaffold, more efficient than existing commercial products.
Considering the huge environmental impact of cruise ships, the project aims at detecting solutions for a more sustainable cruising. The latter must also consider the economic interests of the maritime industry, considering first and foremost the welfare of the cruise ship’s customer-passenger.
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The goal of the chatIMPACT project is to bridge this gap, building a platform that allows users to easily access the knowledge they need in the LLMs domain.
The COSMICA project is developed within the framework of space architecture, embracing a sustainable, circular design approach for future habitats on the Moon or Mars.
The aim of this project is to explore how the power of generative technologies can support the design of new products or services to help people in a shift toward more environmentally sustainable behaviors
The FoSCHe project represents an innovative advancement in the field Children’s Palliative Care, by proposing to integrate a design-driven methodology in such a delicate healthcare environment. At the core of this initiative is the Liber- meta-design framework, which serves as a comprehensive tool for developing innovative and inclusive design projects: it emphasizes a holistic approach, addressing the emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of children and their families, trying to promote human connections and interpersonal relationships.
The FutureHome project aims to revolutionize the smart home market by developing an innovative business model and digital platform that allows users with low expertise level in automation in implementing their smart solution. FutureHome will offer a fair and objective comparison among different smart home devices and suggestion tailored to costumers’ needs. The prominent goal is optimizing energy consumption, promoting significant economic savings, and ultimately improving the overall quality of life for its users.
Aim of the project is to carry out a comprehensive and multidisciplinary evaluation of the potential to upgrade the plastic sorting plants with such technologies; this will include some preliminary theoretical evaluations, some practical testing on both an experimental facility owned by Corepla and a full-scale sorting plant, an environmental, economic and social assessment, the latter related to the potential loss of work. Finally, the outcome of the work will become inputs for the eco-design of the plastic products that will allow a better sorting and handling at the plants.