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Utilisation of social web and user generated content for innovation purposes for companies in the sports and leisure industry.

SMARD is an EU funded project that aims at supporting SMEs in the creative industries to better translate their research and development (R&D) activities, particularly in the field of networked media, into innovative products and services.

Cooperation of cultural institutions, science & technology centers and creative industries promotes innovative communication and economic potential of cultural heritage. 

Search, retrieval and navigation in audiovisual repositories is a task common to all media asset management systems: Users are supported by a wide range of features which are traditionally based on full text search and metadata queries. In this paper we describe an approach to superimpose a semantic indexing infrastructure over the media assets and the metadata associated with them. The infrastructure is based on formal knowledge models and facilitates the use of further navigation dimensions: By identifying semantic concepts we are able to create a dynamic navigation structure which is based on the underlying knowledge model and the conceptual relations defined therein.

[…] durch Benutzung von Computersystemen bewältigt. Während die neuen Medien für Kinder und Jugendliche oft schon zum Alltag gehören, bringen Computer, Videospiele und Multimedia für viele Eltern Probleme mit sich. Viele Eltern müssen erst die eigene Scheu vor dem Computer abbauen. Ein geeigneter Weg kann sein, sich gemeinsam mit den Kindern mit dem Computer zu beschäftigen und seine sinnvolle Nutzung erlernen. Der Computer ist keine hinterhältige Maschine, sondern tut nur das, was man ihm “sagt”. Eltern stellen sich Fragen wie: Wird mein Kind nur noch vor dem Computer sitzen? Machen Computerspiele aggressiv? Wie kann das Internet von meinem Kind sinnvoll genutzt werden? Als eine Hilfestellung für Eltern werden diese und andere Fragen in diesem Folder von Fachleuten beantwortet. Es gibt bereits viele praktische Informationen z.B. über “wie komme ich ins Internet”. Hier sollen die pädagogischen Aspekte im Vordergrund stehen. Familie inter@ktiv. Ein Ratgeber Herausgegeben vom Salzburger Bildungswerk, Textbeiträge von: Dr. Guntram Geser (Salzburg Research), Richard […]

This paper presents selected research results of the project “Accessible Sport Regions” and outlines the future (e-)accessibility research initiatives within the e-Motion competence centre. Based on the empirical research, the project establishes a relation between the considerable accessibility market and the relatively small number of current tourists with disabilities in the region of Salzburg, indicating large unexploited potentials. According to experts, even moderate investments in accessible services and infrastructure could yield high returns. A disproportion between the provision of and demand for accessible infrastructure will be discussed. To provide an insight into the nature of measures for an tourism industry accessible to people with disabilities, the barriers from the perspective of tourists with disabilities across the tourism service-chain were analyzed. Link to this chapter: springer.com

myTV’s aim is to support Austrian IPTV providers to reach the next level in the Internet TV evolution by providing methods and tools that lower the hurdles for content and infrastructure providers. The outcome of myTV is both relevant for Europe and Austria. The outcomes of the myTV project open new and larger markets to the consortium partners and other companies that are concerned with the next generation of personalized TV solutions in Austria and Europe. Intelligent digital TV is a growing industry sector of the entertainment industry and Europe’s most important broadcasters and telecommunication providers have launched or will launch Internet TV services in the near future. Participation in this global market is a significant source of revenue for Austrian infrastructure providers in general and the content providers in particular in order for them to remain competitive. The IPTV market evolution offers numer-ous new possibilities as content can be accessed through different terminals […]

Save the Date: Friday, April 24, 2026, 17:00-23:00 At the Science City Itzling and ten other locations in Salzburg and across Austria! Free admission! For more information, visit www.langenachtderforschung.at On April 24, 2026, at the Long Night of Research (#LNF26), the largest science and research event in the German-speaking region, the motto will once again be “Participate, marvel, discover” – experience research and innovation up close. With free admission, we and other scientific and research-related institutions and organizations will provide insights into their everyday work. Numerous interactive program items will allow people of all ages to experience the research landscape in Salzburg in all its facets. Salzburg Research, together with partner institutions in Science City Itzling, will also offer an evening full of eye-opening experiences. Details will be published in early 2026.

[…] institute three years later. Since then, he has consistently pursued the goal of establishing Salzburg as a strong location for research and innovation. “Over the past decades, we have become a highly networked and fundamental building block in Salzburg’s innovation ecosystem. For many years now, we have been active in the entire spectrum of application-oriented research. – Siegfried Reich, Managing Director, Salzburg Research Unter seiner Leitung initiierte Salzburg Research wegweisende Kompetenzzentren im Bereich Digitalisierung im Tourismus (2005–2011) und Digitalisierung im Sport (2018–2028), in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft und Verwaltung. 25 years of applied research with impact Salzburg Research looks back on impressive figures on the occasion of its 25th anniversary: 593 Research & Development projects 1.080 partner organizations within the network 55 awards 434 knowledge transfer events 1.385 publications 8.070 media reports – this corresponds to an average of one media mention per day. Salzburg Research would like to thank all its partners […]

This study aimed to develop and validate a machine learning method to estimate continuous 3D knee moments during running from wearable sensor data. Reference knee moments were calculated from 19 recreational runners during treadmill running at varying slopes (0 ± 5 % incline), speeds (self-selected ± 1 km/h) and in 3 types of footwear. A convolutional neural network was trained on data from 7 inertial measuring units (feet, shanks, thighs, sacrum) and a pair of pressure insoles. We assessed performance over continuous time windows (CONT) and during stance phases (PHSS) by intraclass-correlation (ICC), normalised root mean squared error (nRMSE), and statistical parametric mapping. The agreement levels in the sagittal plane were good to excellent (ICC: 0.84–0.98), with low errors (nRMSE: 0.05–0.11). However, accuracy was lower for non-sagittal estimations (frontal ICC: 0.19–0.90, nRMSE: 0.08–0.23; transverse ICC: 0.72–0.94, nRMSE: 0.07–0.17). Accuracy decreased across all planes during PHSS. The proposed approach yields similar or better accuracy compared to […]

[…] risk of accidents caused by overestimating one’s own abilities.” – Stefan Kranzinger, Data Scientist at Salzburg Research Background information The Connected Boot was developed by Salzburg Research together with Atomic and the University of Salzburg as part of the COMET project “Digital Motion in Sports, Fitness and Well-being“. The study with recreational skiers was funded by the state of Salzburg as part of follow-up projects. Publication: Christina Kranzinger, Stefan Kranzinger, Eva Hollauf, Harald Rieser, Thomas Stöggl (2024): Skiing quality analysis of recreational skiers based on IMU data and self-assessment. In: Frontiers in Sports and Active Living, 24 December 2024, Sec. Sports Science, Technology and Engineering, Volume 6 – 2024. https://doi.org/10.3389/fspor.2024.1495176 More information in the press release: Feedback in Echtzeit: Wie Freizeit-Skifahrende durch innovative Technologie von Profis lernen können Stefan Kranzinger Innovative Technologie hilft Skifahrenden, ihre Skitechnik zu analysieren und dadurch Unfälle und Verletzungen zu vermeiden: Echtzeit-Feedback direkt auf das Smartphone © Salzburg Research Stefan Kranzinger