TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES
BIG DATA
Management and processing large amounts of data in real time. Social network analysis and information extraction.
GIS
Development of advanced applications of geographic information systems based on OpenStreetMap, geolocation and tracking.
SMART LEARNING
Intelligent learning systems: E-learning, learning analytics, gamification.
COLLABORATIVE INTERNET
Integration of social networking. P2P distributed systems. Multimedia information systems.
SECURITY
Data analysis and big data analytics for fraud detection. Development of digital identification systems, biometrics and encryption.
SMART CITIES
Smart traffic management and mobility. Emergency systems. Simulation and optimization of energy efficiency.
USER EXPERIENCE
Human-machine interface.
MANUFACTURING
Intelligent monitoring and optimization of industrial and logistics processes. Industrial communications. Computer vision for quality control through sensor systems.
HEALTH
Mobile devices and apps for biomedical signal monitoring and care services in the environment of remote care.
ROBOTICS
Speech synthesis and automatic language processing. Systems of perception: vision and guidance control robots.
APPLICATION SECTORS
AERONAUTICS
AUTOMOTION
INFRASTRUCTURES
HEALTH
MANUFACTURING
TEXTILES
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CIT UPC participates in the INDUSAC project to improve collaboration between business and university
CIT UPC participates in the INDUSAC project to improve collaboration between business and university
Representatives of CIT UPC took part in the kick-off meeting in Brussels of the INDUSAC project in September. This project was born out of the multidisciplinary, intersectoral association of nine partners from companies and universities in Europe.
