May 2017
Prof. G. Ferrari gives the invited speech “Driving risk mitigation: a technological perspective” at the 2017 meeting of the Assembly of National Sleep Societies (ANSS) of the European Sleep Research Society (ESRS), held in Reykjavik, Iceland. The meeting was coordinated by Prof. Liborio Parrino (University of Parma), Chair of the Executive Committee of ANSS. The attendees were received by the President of Iceland.
March 2017
Andrea G. Forte receives his PhD in Information Technologies from the University of Parma, with the thesis “Security in the IoT: from energy-constrained nodes to cellular network architectures.” Thirteenth PhD graduate of IoT Lab.
March 2017
Nicola Iotti receives his PhD in Information Technologies from the University of Parma, with the thesis “Design, Implementation and Optimization of Innovative Internet Access Networks, based on Fog Computing and Software Defined Networking.” Twelfth PhD graduate of IoT Lab.
March 2017
Federico Parisi receives his PhD in Information Technologies from the University of Parma, with the thesis “Automated IMU-Based Motion Analysis For Clinical Applications: The Parkinson’s Disease And Post-Stroke Cases.” Eleventh PhD graduate of IoT Lab.
March 2017
Rachit Saluja, from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, PES Institute of Technology, Bangalore, India, visits the IoT Lab in March 2017. He collaborates with us on cyber physical systems and signal processing.
February 2017
Prof. G. Ferrari gives an invited talk, at the Research Center of BOSCH Service Solutions in Plochingen, Germany, entitled: “Internet of Things (IoT) Lab @ UniParma: research overview.”
February 2017
Prof. Ferrari contributes his opinion on IoT in the interview “IoT, la rivincita degli oggetti” (IoT, the revenge of the objects) published in the online website of TecneLab, published by Open Factory Edizioni. In the same article, relevant industrial opinions are also given.
January 2017
Prof. Ferrari contributes his opinion on IoT in the article “IoT, la rivincita degli oggetti” (IoT, the revenge of the objects) published in the first issue of the new Italian technological magazine “Eureka!” published by Open Factory Edizioni. In the same article, relevant industrial opinions are also given.
January 2017
Hybrid multi-floor inertial/barometric navigation research at IoT Lab, based on a single Xsens MTw Awinda IMU, gets featured by XSens as a relevant customer case.
January 2017
Prof. Pooya Hejazi, from the Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology, Eqbal Lahoori University, Iran, visited the IoT Lab in January-March 2017. He collaborated with us in the area of distributed storage and Internet of Things.