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Vielen Dank, dass Sie an unserer Studie teilnehmen! Der Connected Boot wurde von Salzburg Research gemeinsam mit Atomic und der Universität Salzburg im Projekt „Digital Motion“ entwickelt. Im Rahmen der Studie 2023 soll der Algorithmus des Carving Scores für eine breitere Zielgruppe validiert und die Akzeptanz der technologischen Lösung unter den Nutzer:innen untersucht werden. Hier finden Sie alle relevanten Informationen: Umfrage Wir bitten dich, vor dem Test des Connected Boots Teil A der Umfrage auszufüllen: Zur Umfrage -Teil A Du hast den Connected Boot getestet? Bitte fülle abschließend Teil B der Umfrage aus: Zur Umfrage -Teil B Unter allen vollständig ausgefüllten Umfragen verlosen wir: 1 Paar Atomic Ski 1 Paar Atomic Skischuhe -50% oder -30% Voucher für den Atomic Online-Store Auslosung nach Studienende Mai 2023 Download der App Die App zur Studie finden Sie sowohl auf Google Play als auch im App Store: Android: Turnalizer-App iOS: Atomic Connected Für die Verwendung der App benötigen […]

The goal is to reduce the stillbirth rate in cattle by developing a system that automatically records fetal ECGs. Automated, continuous monitoring of the heart activity of unborn calves improves birth monitoring on farms and aids in decision-making for veterinary procedures during birth. This reduces birth complications and the stillbirth rate. Miniaturization and data transmission to end devices, such as mobile phones and computers, are intended to ensure simple and safe application. SRFG is a project partner and is responsible for developing and testing the system for recording fetal ECGs.

[…] of movement during each ski turn and throughout the entire ski day, skiers gain better insight into their own performance. They can fine-tune their technique and thus improve the skiing experience. Become a tester now Are you planning a day of skiing and would like to know whether your ski turn is carved or rather slid? For the first time, amateur skiers will be able to try out the latest technologies developed with professionals in winter 2022/ 23. Here’s how it works: Rent a ski strap with integrated sensor technology free of charge and attach it to your own ski boot, install the app and hit the slopes. After each run, you will receive an immediate evaluation of your carving turns on your mobile phone. Register here: Registration as Connected-Boot-Tester Would you also like to contribute your ideas to our research work? We are looking for ideas on how e-vehicles can contribute to a […]

The Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft has been certified according to EN ISO 9001 since 2008. The recertification audit by TÜV Austria confirms conformity with the standard requirements and the effectiveness of the management system. The certificate was extended for a further three years.

A compilation of important conceptual principles of digital twins in the plant life cycle and examples for their application and use in industrial practice. Georg Güntner from Salzburg Research, together with Simon Hoher, published a report with important conceptual principles of digital twins in the factory life cycle and examples for their application and use in industrial practice. The focus of the contributions in “Digital Twins im Anlagen-Lebenszyklus” (translated: “Digital Twins in the Factory Lifecycle”) is on the one hand on applications in the development and commissioning phase (Sections 2 and 3), and on the other hand on the use in the operation and maintenance phase (Sections 4 and 5) of systems. A contribution on the basic categorization of digital twins (Section 1), the presentation of relevant standards (Section 6) and a bibliography (Appendix A) for further information on the subject of digital twins round off the report. The term “digital twin” summarizes all […]

[…] functions Increase in quality by identifying weak points and the causes of errors by emulating data streams in a distributed communication network State-of-the-art solution proposals based on the latest know-how from research Security and reliability of complex, digital products through coordinated hardware, software and network specifications Our Offer For developers of digital solutions: Stress test for digital solutions: evaluation of the performance of applications, network quality and reliability, detection of weak points Evaluation of new functions Identification of the scaling potential of a solution For users of digital solutions who want to recognize problems/behaviour of the system in real time: Evaluation process that can be quickly implemented and adapted to your individual needs: One-time performance evaluation of the current situation, continuous live monitoring during operation, data analysis, visualization and/or advice. Neutral evaluation and advice in the procurement process with state-of-the-art know-how from research and practice – manufacturer-neutral and industry-independent. Contact us for your customized package!

[…] platform for open innovation that connects companies with creative minds, experts, and users to generate fresh ideas and market-oriented solutions. We also facilitate the co-development of innovations with customers. Whether it’s product development, process improvement, or new services, our crowdsourcing platform IdeaSpace gives you diverse perspectives, lets you tap into collective intelligence, and helps you achieve better results faster. Your Added Value How you benefit with IdeaSpace: Fast and cost-effective idea generation through crowdsourcing Deeper understanding of customer needs and market trends Increased innovative strength through external input Early feedback and co-creation with your relevant target groups Customer loyalty through active community involvement Increased visibility and positive marketing Flexible, adaptable support for your entire idea campaign Our Offer For organizations that need support in their innovation projects and seek for new sources of knowledge for ideas and suggestions on problems: Implementation of customized idea competitions on our “IdeaSpace” platform Activation of relevant communities & […]

During the 6th e-Health Day Salzburg on November 5th, several experts gave insights into theory and practice concerning daily life with diabetes. During the 6th e-Health Day Salzburg on November 5th, several experts gave insights into theory and practice concerning daily life with diabetes. Presentations and information on the speakers can be found here (in German): Nachbericht: 6. e-Health Day: Diabetes-Selbstmanagement Press Release (in German): Presseaussendung: Diabetiker/-innen nehmen ihre Krankheit selbst in die Hand Die Vortragenden beim 6. e-Health Day Salzburg v.l.n.r.: Helmuth Badjura (Versicherungsanstalt für Eisenbahnen und Bergbau), Felix Strohmeier (Salzburg Research), Fredrik Debong (mySugr), Peter Beck (Joanneum Research), Anna Mayer (Österreichische Diabetikervereinigung), Manuela Plößnig (Salzburg Research), Siegfried Reich (Salzburg Research) Begrüßung durch Univ.-Doz. Dr. Siegfried Reich; Salzburg Research Anna Mayer; Österreichische Diabetikervereinigung Anna Mayer; Österreichische Diabetikervereinigung DI Manuela Plößnig, MSc; Salzburg Research DI (FH) DI Felix Strohmeier; Salzburg Research DI (FH) DI Felix Strohmeier; Salzburg Research, DI(FH) Dietmar Glachs; Salzburg Research Helmuth […]

Alpine skiing is a popular sport in many countries and holds benefits in terms of health and well-being. At the same time alpine skiing is associated with a certain risk of accidents caused, among other things, by overestimating one’s own skiing skills. Self-assessment of skiing skills is not trivial. Therefore, feedback modalities can be assistive. One feasible option to provide skiers with feedback on their skiing ability are Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs). The aim of this study was to analyse the skiing quality of recreational skiers based on IMU data, collected with the Connected Boot sensor system with a living lab approach to investigate whether the skiing quality score delivers reasonable results for recreational skiers. The system has been developed with expert skiers and so far has not been validated with recreational skiers. Therefore, we aimed to investigate whether the objective skiing quality score of the Connected Boot corresponds to the self-assessed carving ability […]

[…] Our current research helps to maintain well-being and physical and cognitive performance through the use of textile sensors. In the US alone, 50 firefighters die each year from the effects of overwork that occur in and through an operation. Rising temperatures in a firefighter’s suit lead to a “tipping point” where firefighters can collapse. Here, smart textiles offer the possibility for low-threshold measurement systems to record temperature, humidity and vital parameters. The combination of traditional textiles, smart materials and electronic components brings intelligence to clothing: This provides firefighters with low-threshold support during their work assignments that is independent of other systems. Intelligent algorithms can automatically initiate warnings and interventions based on sensor data to return vital signs to a state of well-being. Smart textiles can also support the development of sporting goods. Based on the sensor data, models are created that make complex biomechanical information during the use of sports articles detectable outside the […]

A European research project helps to inspire young people for social innovation and to communicate entrepreneurial thinking, know-how and skills. DOIT – the European initiative led by Salzburg Research aims to inspire children and young people between the ages of six and 16 to tackle social issues. For this purpose methods and materials are developed and tested in schools and leisure facilities. One of eleven pilot activities is currently taking place in a Salzburg school. The current socio-economic climate in Europe is characterized by high youth unemployment and increasing social inequality. The OECD therefore calls for the strengthening of entrepreneurial skills at an early age. The European initiative “DOIT – Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Social Innovators in an Open Digital World” under the direction of Salzburg Research is dedicated to this mission. DOIT wants to inspire students (6-16 years) for social innovation and impart entrepreneurial thinking, know-how and skills. For this purpose, the DOIT […]

Crafting, experimenting, trying out: The first MakerDay in Saalfelden combines traditional craftsmanship with future technologies. Interested persons of all ages are invited to dive into the world of (digital) technology: the offer ranges from getting to know and trying out analogue printing methods and getting started in the fields of programming, robotics, electronics and 3D printing to experimenting with various materials. Digital and Analog Making Making – just do it! In a playful way, we want to inspire you for MINT topics. At the MakerDay Saalfelden both future-oriented digital technologies and traditional crafts can be tried out. Children and adults are invited to program bananas and robots, design a vibrobot or spirograph, or experiment with 3D modelling, 3D building design, and 3D printing. Or build your own bridge construction, print posters with wood print or woodcut or experiment with concrete, metal and plastic. At several locations in Saalfelden it says on 18 October 2018: […]

The EU project CreativeCH emphasise creative communication of cultural heritage with ICT and new media. The handbook shows several best practice examples. The Handbook and Toolkit highlight the important role of creative, cross-domain cooperation in the communication and valorisation of cultural heritage. The products provide a knowledge base, inspiring examples, and recommendations for cooperation projects. Included are results of CreativeCH expert workshops and additional studies as well as 21 case studies of projects in focus areas of the project. The areas include Archaeological Sites, World Heritage Towns, Industrial Heritage, Historical Places and Buildings, Cultural Routes, and Citizens’ Cultural Participation. The products emphasise creative communication of cultural heritage with ICT and new media. Communication is crucial for making heritage known and appreciated, and helps making the case for preserving it. The Handbook provides a layouted version of the content (132 pages).   Editors: Guntram Geser, Veronika Hornung-Prähauser, Andreas Strasser. ISBN 978-3-902448-39-2 Free Download: www.creative-heritage.eu or: salzburgresearch.at/publikation

The IKS consortium provides extensive training materials around semantic content management. During the last two years we have created academic training material that addresses the different aspects of semantic content management. This material discusses foundational topics, like content management in general, the semantic web and underlying technologies as well as advanced concepts of modeling complex knowledge domains using ontologies. Using the approaches, models and methods developed in the IKS project, up-to-date research results are presented for introducing semantic content management and software engineering approaches for developing semantic CMS. The whole set of training material is now available online: http://www.iks-project.eu/academy On this page we are presenting an updated and improved set of the training material, including 2 introduction lectures and a complete curriculum of 10 lectures including 12 sets of slides. All slides are also available and downloadable at slideshare (http://slideshare.net/IKS_Project.eu)., so that they can be viewed by an internet browser. In addition, a Teachers […]

QVIZ is an European research project started in order to enhance user access to European National Archive material by providing spatial-temporal query visualization environment based admininistrative units and other facets; and a collaborative community tools for social knowledge building in order to further enhance access to materials in a more diverse semantic network. A common starting point that allows browsing of the archival resources through time and space using a dynamic map or contextual categories. The map interface locates the resources without the need of knowledge concerning the language that the resource keeps or which institution that holds the records. One important cornerstone is the QVIZ European Administrative Unit ontology which supports the map-based query vizualization environment. In addition to this, QVIZ also provides an environment for collaborative knowledge building to help build a semantic net around archival materials bookmarked by users into this community environment. By creating new content and knowledge, access to […]

Digital media archives – together instead of alone? The digital archives of today’s medium-sized and major companies are more than just a collection of documents and rows of numbers. They also contain a huge amount of images, technical drawings, animations and audiovisual materials (e.g. voice recordings and video features). With the production of digital materials becoming easier, the demands for archivists are gradually rising. While budgets for administering and maintaining archives often remain the same, archivists are faced with an exponentially growing number of digital artifacts that need to be archived. It is a time-consuming process to categorize and tag audiovisual materials correctly and often there is a “semantic gap” between the real meaning of an artifact and its catalog tags. But what happens when the size or organization of a company don’t allow for the employment of a “full-time archivist”? Living archives One solution for dealing with these kinds of problems could be […]

[…] state-of-the-art technologies to optimize grid operation, security, and consumption management. Thanks to its flexibility and scalability, it can also cope with future requirements. Recommended actions for energy communities Based on extensive simulations, stakeholder workshops, and the analysis of reference projects, the researchers have formulated recommendations on how local energy communities can be made even more efficient in the future and how the long-term stability and attractiveness of such energy communities can be ensured. The handbook with best- practice examples and recommendations for action is aimed at decision-makers, the energy industry, and energy communities. ECOSINT was funded by the Climate and Energy Fund through the BMK and the FFG. To the best practice manual & recommendations for action: Mark Stefan, David Reihs, Florian Strebl, Jawad Kazmi, Ingrid Schürrer, Alexander Herbst, Peter Dorfinger, Stefan Linecker, Peter Stern, Stephan Cejka, Franz Zeilinger, Johannes Reichl, Rudolf Kapeller, Günther Eibl, Oliver Langthaler (2024): ECOSINT Best-Practice Handbuch & Handlungsempfehlungen. © […]

Next level of digital movement: Facilitating behaviour change and improving the experience of physical activity, sports performance and overall wellbeing through behavioural psychology, movement data analytics, sustainable materials and sensor technology. DiMo-NEXT’s vision is to achieve the NEXT level of Digital Motion by bringing together transdisciplinary expertise in behavioural psychology, motion data analytics, sustainable materials, and sensor technology under the application areas of sports, health and well-being. The focus on a data-driven and human centred approach in combination with digital technologies such as personalized guidance, explainable AI and smart & sustainable materials contributes to facilitating behaviour change and ultimately improve the experience of physical activity, athletic performance and to overall well-being. The research program addresses three major topics in the field of motion data analysis, with the aim of improving fitness and well-being as well as long-term physical and mental performance in everyday movement, recreational sports and competitive athletes. In addition, DiMo-NEXT focuses on […]

A current publication helps companies to reduce uncertainties about digitization. Eight concrete recommendations for action serve as guidelines on how companies can profitably implement digital transformation for themselves.

[…] technologies. How can bicycle mobility become more attractive? 21 pupils of the new Industrial Business Class of the HAK Hallein developed together with experts from the European initiative “DOIT” innovative, sustainable ideas with the help of digital technologies. On Monday, the youngsters presented the ideas they had created and their own prototypes. The European initiative “DOIT” under the direction of Salzburg Research wants to inspire children and young people to tackle social challenges. The DOIT methods and materials should inspire social innovation and communicate entrepreneurial thinking, know-how and skills. From September to October 2019, the second pilot phase of the research project DOIT for the scientific study of processes and effects took place at the BHAK/BHAS Hallein. ©www.wildbild.at 21 students in BHAK/BHAS Hallein’s new “Industrial Business” field have developed prototypes in 15 working hours using digital technologies – 3D printers, Makey Makey, LEDs, etc. Smart bike accessories were created to stimulate the developed models, […]