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[…] Artificial Intelligence, robotics, digital business models, Internet of Things and sensor technology or digital process control, are being deepened. In addition, leadership skills and modern management methods are taught that enable the participants to implement the necessary steps in the company. Furthermore, the course deals with the social effects of digitization, marketing and innovation as well as strategies in digitization, in production processes and in process analysis. The short course with 15 days of attendance uses best practice examples to show how digitization and Industry 4.0 work in practice. The course starts in November and has a modular structure. Topics Which digital trends in practice really help your business? How can you inspire your customers with new products and services in the future? How can you make your employees the key to success and take them on the journey digitization? How can your company benefit from the digital revolution in the Amazon, Google, Facebook […]

[…] risks of changing the system. Are the textbooks of the future freely accessible to all? A study published in November 2017 on OER textbooks in Austria, conducted under the auspices of the Salzburg Research Forschungsgesellschaft, shows the chances and risks of switching the system to OER textbooks. “OER” has established itself in recent years, also in German-speaking countries, as an abbreviation for “Open Educational Resources” (English for open educational resources). These are understood as learning and teaching materials that have been expressly released for use, modification and republication with the help of a so-called “open license”. In times of increasing digitization, such learning and educational resources are becoming increasingly important. “The challenge, however, is less in the technical possibility of digitizing textbooks, but in existing copyright law, which severely restricts the legal use of textbooks – even their non-digital use”, says study director and educational scientist Sandra Schön from Salzburg Research. Will Open Educational […]

[…] we ensure acceptable levels of security and safety in production environments, when the technology stack is in principle, accessible via the web? What are novel usages and novel opportunities afforded by virtualisation? Salzburg Research – what we want to work on in Industry 4.0 Knowledge representation and knowledge persistence for industrial artefacts One of the tenets of Industry 4.0 is the idea of semantically rich representations of industrial artefacts. An artefact starts life as chunks of raw materials that have some origin, e.g. in an ore mine, then in a steel furnace, for e.g. a piece of steel that was sourced from some Indian steel factory. It was then turned into a gearbox by another firm in the UK. Finally, the gearbox – which itself has other components from different sources – was installed in a high-end milling machine in Germany. The milling machine was sold to a manufacturer in Japan. After some use, […]

[…] to weak points. Contribution to increasing perceived safety and thus promoting cycling. Our offer Our BikePass service includes: Planning and execution of measurement drives: Technical support in designing the project based on the methodology developed. Individual planning of the execution of measurement drives, while keeping local conditions in mind. Data recording Conducting trips with the Holoscene Bike to record a defined number of overtaking maneuvers (depending on requirements). Recording the overtaking maneuvers between the research bicycle and passing motor vehicles, using LiDAR sensors as well as GPS positions of the research bicycle. Data storage and quality assurance. Data analysis Automated calculation of the relevant parameters used to evaluate overtaking maneuvers. Result processing Statistical evaluations of individual measurements Map-based display of measurement results Presentation of results Providing the results in the form of a PDF presentation Optional: Preparation of a detailed final report Contact us for your tailor-made package! Three-dimensional recording of the surroundings from […]

[…] and libraries Python, R, Julia, C/C++, Jupyter, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and Keras, which can be used within the same environment. Code standards and version control: We support the application of best practices for clean, documented code and Git-based version control. Referenced data sources: We assist with integrating and documenting external, persistently referenced data sources. Best Practices for Scientific Publications: We ensure that your research remains easy to understand, adaptable, and citable by using proven methods and tools. Your benefits With our solution, you benefit from: Increased research efficiency: Restoring the experimental environment is simple and saves time while avoiding errors caused by incomplete documentation. Sustainable scientific practice: Transparent and verifiable results strengthen scientific integrity, thus building confidence in your valuable work. Higher citability: A reproducible publication is preferred by colleagues at other research institutions, who then cite it more frequently. Make your research results easily reproducible and increase the reach and adaptability of your scientific work!

[…] from the external data? Your added value A more detailed fault diagnosis is usually associated with the use of special hardware. When using third-party data, on the other hand, no hardware is necessary to improve your own fault diagnostics. Real-time fault diagnostics No or very low costs Independent diagnostic system through the use of a third-party system Creation of added value for both parties through the mutual exchange of data Our offer For operators of electrical distribution networks: Live detection of low-voltage network failures caused by failed telecom equipment. Telecom equipment reports end of power grid failure Are customers’ connections also supplied again after the fault has been rectified? Better customer service through improved situational awareness For operators of telecom networks: Live information on customers’ and own systems affected by the power blackout Live information on the end of the medium-voltage/high-voltage failures No fault diagnostics necessary during power outages Contact us for your customised package!

Successful implementations of E-Business frequently require additional interaction between elements that extend beyond technology and organizational issues to include environmental (e.g. infrastructure, national culture, national and international payment mechanisms) and consumer factors. These issues were explored in detail at the 2004 conference hosted by Salzburg Research. In response to the theme: ‘Multi-disciplinary solutions to industry & government’s E-business challenges’ the Conference attracted papers and participants from 15 countries to its refereed research presentations and to its expert panels. The sub-theme in focus for this year was TRUST. This conference has been organised by IFIP Working Group 8.4 (see also http://www.econ.usyd.edu.au/ifip84/). This group focuses on promoting collaboration across disciplines in E-Business Information Systems research and practice. Our intention is to extend the IFIP community’s focus on E-Business to recognize, acknowledge and facilitate research and practice as it crosses the boundaries of IS, organizational, consumer, community, industry and national domains.

This paper presents some results of a road mapping study on Open Educational Resources that has been carried out in the framework of the Open e-Learning Content Observatory Services (OLCOS) project. (Geser 2007) The OLCOS project runs from January 2006 to December 2007 and is cofunded by the European Commission under the eLearning Programme. The project aims at promoting Open Educational Resources through its road mapping activity, Web-based services (OER tutorials and examples of best practice) and co-operation with other projects and communities of practice. The project consortium comprises the European Centre for Media Competence (Germany), the European Distance and E-Learning Network (Hungary), the FernUniversität in Hagen (Germany), the Mediamaisteri Group (Finland), the Open University of Catalonia (Spain) and the project co-ordinator Salzburg Research, EduMedia Group (Austria). Open Educational Resources (OER) are understood to comprise content for teaching and learning, software-based tools and services, and licenses that allow for open development and re-use of […]

A learning toolkit for innovating traditional trade businesses Zielsetzung von Innovcom Innovcom promoted the professional development and competence for realising ICT-based innovations of small trade businesses. The project developed tools and materials for e-learning and blended learning which covered the following topics: Knowledge management and learning networks, innovation and strategic marketing, marketing at the point-of-sale, new marketing tools, communication and creativity, customer services and relationships. The learning toolkit comprised an information website, brochure, CD-ROM, MP3-Player and a number of podcasts. logoleiste_innovcom

Online constructivist learning and discussion of value issues Values and Knowledge Education is an innovative educational model that places values at the centre of constructivist learning processes. The model has been developed at the Department of Education of the University of Salzburg and used since several years in different educational face-to-face settings. In the VaKE project a Wiki-based platform is developed that supports the model both for individual and collaborative learning. Furthermore for VaKE-online didactical materials for teachers and trainers are developed. The online platform and materials will be evaluated by test users from Austrian universities of education and schools.

The software prototype enables a significant efficiency increase in route scheduling. It is tailored to meet the requirements of field staff, especially for small and medium-sized companies. The TPA-pilot-system was developed for efficient route scheduling. It takes all relevant planning parameters into account and calculates an optimized multi-day route for an employee, filling gaps between fixed appointments with suggestions to visit new potential customers. Geographical, organizational and legal constraints are taken into account, such as: customers’ addresses urgency of visits potential customer’s addresses ratings for potential customers with respect to deal-probability and achievable turnover realistic driving-times Customizable Plans The proposed routs can be individually customized by the employee, allowing unexpected opportunities to be seized or obstacles to be circumvented flexibly. The planning tool is fully functional as a prototype and was successfully tested on real world customer-data. logoleiste_Tourenplaner

[…] the potentials of accessible tourism in real time. With this online tool, it only takes tourism providers five minutes to find out how accessible their facility is and what further opportunities and chances accessible tourism holds for them. Certification system for accessibility In cooperation with SalzburgerLand Tourism and the Institut Integriert Studieren of the University of Linz, e-Motion has developed a certification system for the accessibility of accommodation providers. This system allows Salzburg’s tourism providers to get certified for their respective degree of accessibility by an independent institution. This offers disabled people (e.g. in a wheelchair, with a visual or hearing impairment) as well as people with a temporary handicap (e.g. broken leg) the chance to get advance accessibility information about their holiday destination on the internet. Offering improved accessibility gives many providers a competitive edge. The accessibility of Salzburg’s tourism providers is assessed with the help of a special questionnaire (featuring 7 categories […]

[…] historical cities, a training programme for experts working on the rehabilitation of historical sites and buildings, or ecologically sound lighting schemes to illuminate historical buildings or city districts. In order to prove their applicability, some of these approaches will be implemented in the form of pilot actions. In addition ICT based approaches for the revitalisation of historical cities and the promotion of cultural tourism will be developed and implemented. This includes, for example, the development of good- practice guidelines for the promotion of cultural tourism through ICT as well as the implementation of cultural trails in selected partner sites. Knowledge Transfer Activities These approaches will be accompanied by transnational horizontal project activities, including conferences, summer academies and workshops, in order to promote the exchange of experiences, the transfer of know-how, the creation of networks and the collaboration on specific aspects concerning the revitalisation of historical cities. Moreover, the project will develop standards for socially […]

[…] rehabilitation. Project objective: Holistic care through digital support This is precisely where Prehab2Rehab comes in. The project aims to use digital technologies to provide continuous, personalized care throughout the entire patient journey, from surgery preparation to rehabilitation. Digital tools, such as telehealth applications, sensor technology, mobile training apps, and information platforms, are used to provide flexible, location-independent support to patients. These tools promote communication with the treatment team and help implement therapy plans effectively. Implementation: Research meets practice The project employs a multi-stage approach in three core medical areas: knee replacement surgery, liver and gallbladder surgery, and heart surgery: Care Analysis: Identification of critical interfaces in the patient pathway Concept Development: Creation of indication-specific prehabilitation approaches Use of Technology: Integration of proven digital tools Feasibility Studies: Piloting digital interventions under real conditions Evaluation: Assessment of medical effectiveness, acceptance, and economic impact Utilization: Preparing for the scalable integration of digital interventions into standard care Social […]

[…] specialized IT expertise. The research company implements cutting-edge technology through pilot programs and field tests. Independence As a commercially independent research institution, Salzburg Research provides scientifically based recommendations for technological decisions. Supporting Young Researchers Salzburg Research actively supports young researchers. The research institute regularly supervises theses and dissertations, and offers paid research internships to students from universities and universities of applied sciences. Networking Salzburg Research is active in professional committees and networks. Principles for our working methods Customer and Community Focus High customer satisfaction is our benchmark. We strive to understand the expectations and requirements of our clients, customers, and other stakeholders, achieve consensus on service quality, and fulfill our commitments. Employee and Competency Focus Our qualified employees work in a team-oriented manner. Through independent action, they make the greatest possible contribution to achieving our quality goals. We support our employees through continuous training. Economic Efficiency We achieve quality thourgh efficient service delivery that […]

[…] multimodal mobility offers. The MUST project – multimodal traffic control through combination of innovative communication channels – spans the range from a detailed analysis of existing information channels (Which traffic information channels exist nationally/internationally and which specifics do they have?) to the linking of these information offers with the users’ interests (How do users currently inform themselves when making mobility decisions and how would they like the information offers to look?) The user interests are mapped in customer journeys – first (a) openly enquired, then (b) specifically for the customer journey “Routine commute to work” and “Non-routine leisure journey” and finally (3) related to the specifics of the corridors in MUST (e.g. “When and how do I inform myself about my routes before starting my journey or during a traffic jam on the A10?” or “How do I plan my journey to the football match in Linz before starting my journey and how do […]

[…] non-essential parameters are not processed at all. This reduction to the essentials can make data models up to 90 percent leaner. Neural Architecture Search: “Neural architecture search is used to optimize visual AI models in particular. Neural networks mimic the human brain, but are currently the result of laborious manual work. Instead of manually designing the composition of neural networks, the AI should automatically find the best architecture. Placement in the edge-cloud continuum: It is currently common practice to collect data at the outer edges of the system (edge) and process it in centralized, high-capacity data centers (cloud). However, this is not necessarily the most energy efficient approach. Salzburg Research is developing a solution to analyze, evaluate and recommend an optimized placement of services and applications in the edge-cloud continuum. From Lab to Field: Hands-On Scrap Sorting Trial The project team is working with Stahl Holding Saar to test the optimized AI models in […]

Skiing is a popular sport in a lot of countries. The sport offers considerable touristic, economic, and health benefits; however, it is also associated with a high risk of accidents. Together with partners, Salzburg Research has developed and tested a method to assess the quality of skiing. It should help skiers to analyze their ski technique and thus avoid accidents and injuries. In order to reduce the risk of accidents and fatalities, it is important that skiers are able to accurately assess their own skiing ability. To this end, Salzburg Research and its partners have developed a sensor-based feedback system— the so-called Connected Boot —with professional skiers. A pilot study was conducted in the winter of 2024 to test how recreational skiers could also benefit from this technology to assess and improve their skiing technique. The results have been published in the journal Frontiers in Sports and Active Living. Sensor technology analyzes skiing ability […]

The students of the Bad Leonfelden Polytechnic School (PTS) recently had the opportunity to participate in a practice-oriented project with the Salzburg Research Research Institute. The focus was on the development and implementation of innovative prototypes. Experience technology up close During the workshop, an expert from Salzburg Research presented current technologies that were directly implemented by the students. The participants took on tasks such as soldering, integration of fiber optic cables, installation of connectors, firmware updates, and assembly of prototypes. These tasks offered practical insights and the opportunity to expand technical knowledge. Research at school: encouraging an interest in technology The aim of the project was to increase young people’s interest in technical topics. Dr. Christoph Thorwartl from Salzburg Research was impressed: “The students mastered the tasks with great curiosity and precision. Special thanks go to Johannes Mühleder, who did an excellent job of preparing them for technical professions.” Elfriede Draxler, Director of PTS […]

[…] bicycle infrastructure enhances accident risk (European Commission, 2022). When sharing the road, motorized vehicles pose a potential safety risk when overtaking bicyclists (Rasch et al., 2022). Numerous studies investigate overtaking manoeuvres by equipping bicycles with dedicated sensors, such as cameras, laser rangefinders, ultrasonic or LiDAR sensors (Beck et al., 2021; Dozza et al., 2016; López et al., 2020; Louro et al., 2023; Rasch et al., 2022). The predominant approach focusses on measuring the lateral clearance during the passing phase (Beck et al., 2021; López et al., 2020; Louro et al., 2023; Rasch et al., 2022). Dozza et al. (2016) propose parameters for different phases of an overtaking manoeuvre in their study, e.g. the duration of and the distance within the approaching, steering-away, passing, and returning phases of an overtaking manoeuvre. More complex sensor data, e.g. 3D LiDAR point clouds, along with derived surrogate safety measures, allow new insights on each overtake. For analysing an […]