Projects KIOS

Developing of technologies for detecting and managing pathogen contamination events during emergency response situations During emergency response operations, first responders are at risk of being exposed to dangerous pathogens (such as norovirus, e. coli and v. cholerae) through skin contact, ingestion or inhalation. Such pathogens pose a significant risk of illness, disease or even death. […]

The aim of this fellowship is to address the problem of designing control schemes for thermostatic loads to provide effective, secure and efficient ancillary support to existing frequency mechanisms in the power network. The penetration of renewable sources of energy in power networks is expected to grow over the next years, motivated by environmental concerns.

The main objective of the “CybPhys” Project is to upgrade undergraduate and postgraduate-level curricula and study programs in the Belarusian and Ukrainian academic institutions in the area of Cyber-Physical Systems modelling and simulation according to the Bologna practices. The “CybPhys” project aims to introduce novel curricula in practical-oriented modelling and simulation of Cyber Physical Systems

Currently, the majority of first responder authorities seeking to introduce RPAS into their operations are faced with the challenge of processing a deluge of collected data reliably and efficiently and are thus relying on snapshots to inform specific emergency situations. To address this challenge, the “AIDERS” project will develop online machine learning algorithms to help

The RONDA project aims to develop a data-driven framework, pattern recognition techniques and low-cost sensor technologies for the detection, classification and georeferencing of roadway pavement surface anomalies, as well as to develop technologies for adaptive-location traffic monitoring by use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). Within this context, the project will utilize a real-life transport network