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Aiming at reasoning AI

Researchers at Luleå University of Technology try to create systems that match the abilities of animals and humans. Their goal is to contribute to the solution of Artificial General Intelligence. – For humankind, it is the most interesting problem in the world to solve, says Dmitri Rachkovskij, visi...

30 million for AI research

Strengthened innovations, greater competitiveness and more sustainable development in applied research in artificial intelligence. That is the purpose of a new project, Applied AI DIH North, which is led by Luleå University of Technology.

Denis Kleyko got price for best doctoral thesis

Denis Kleyko has been awarded Vattenfall's Price for best doctoral thesis 2018. The thesis is written on the subject of Dependable Communication and Computation Systems at the Department of Computer Science, Electrical and Space Engineering. – It feels good, I was really surprised, says Denis Kleyko...

Reduced energy consumption in data centers

By using simulation methods, the consumption of energy in data centers can decrease considerably, according to research carried out at Luleå University of Technology. – The positive environmental impacts are reducing the global carbon footprint and carbon emissions, says Arash Mousavi, Associate Sen...

Mobile app for smarter tournaments

A mobile app that facilitates administration at sports tournaments. This is what the students at the course in Mobile Applications was told to create. The winning app will now be used at the Gammelstads IF cup.

In the media: AIC3lab in Automation

Factories of the future are developed in a new lab

What will the future’s factories look like? A new AIC³ lab at Luleå University of Technology will hopefully be a part of that development. – Manufacturing must become smarter, more energy efficient and cheaper, says Valeriy Vyatkin, Professor of Dependable Communication and Computing. AIC³, or AIC-c...

SPS Drives 2016

Europe's leading exhibition for electric automation

Prestigious research investment to the Department of Computer Science, Electrical and Space Engineer

Three research subjects at the Department of Computer Science, Electrical and Space Engineering, get a part of a vigorous research investment initiated by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. This applies to Atmospheric Science, Onboard Space Systems and Dependable Communication and Computing.

Artificial intelligence for better diagnostics

By combining analysis with artificial intelligence, researchers hope to improve the diagnosis for signals from the cardiovascular system. – Our task is to look at coding possibilities and to eventually create an autonomous cognitive system, says Evgeny Osipov, professor of Dependable Communication a...

Brilliant teaching efforts awarded

Håkan Jonsson, Senior Lecturer, and Lena Nyström, Lecturer, were awarded for their educational efforts at the Academic ceremony. – I am very happy for the award! It feels nice and it is an honor to be recognized for my work on teaching, says Lena Nyström.

More efficient remote controlled trucks in mines

Remote controlled bigger sized wheel loaders can do ore mining both safer and more efficient. Researchers at Luleå University of Technology will develop the technology needed within the project Wroomm.

SRT-DCC Group in ETFA 2013

Several DCC group members attended 2013 IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technology and Factory Automation in Cagliari, Italy from 10th to 13th September.

2013 SRT-DCC Function Block Summer Camp

The first SRT-DCC function block summer camp was held in LTU from 19th August to 30th August. The summer camp covers several important topic of IEC 61499 function blocks. Many external researchers and industrial people are invited for providing a presentation at the summer camp. Research results inc...

Division meeting in Skellefteå for Computer Science

30 people participated in the Computer Science division meeting at Campus Skellefteå. Several of the staff had not visited LTU Skellefteå before. Therefore the same program was presented to the staff as to the students from Boden who visited Skelleftea the same day. A lot of questions was asked to...

Published:8 December 2015
Updated: 29 January 2018
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