Projects
In 2018, St. Pölten UAS’s 105 research projects generated revenue of EUR 2.7 million. Interdisciplinary projects have grown in importance in recent years as a means to identify suitable answers to modern-day issues and devise appropriate solutions.
EMRESS - Making Software protection quantifiable
EMRESS develops models to quantify the strength of software protection techniques.
autoSHUNTING
Experimental development for highly-automated shunting operations in railway freight traffic
roboCOUPLING
Automated coupling and uncoupling process for rail freight cars with screw coupling
IntelliGait 3D- Gait Data Mining
Establishing advanced analysis methods for modelling, classification and similarity retrieval of gait patterns to enable novel data-driven ways to access 3D gait databases
(No) Baggage: About things brought along, left behind and newly acquired in the context of flight and expulsion (1945/2015)
Reconstructing the meaning of things (symbolic and identity-creating) in the context of flight and expulsion as well as the concrete use or appropriation of things in everyday life using a biographica...
NFB Migration
Inclusion and exclusion practices in the context of flight migration. Subject positioning in the arrival process.
MLKOA- Motor Learning in Knee Osteoarthritis Therapy
Investigating a new treatment approach for patients with knee osteoarthritis
Immersive Media Lab
The project combines current technological expertise on Augmented and Virtual Reality with interdisciplinary research about immersive storytelling.
ReMoCap-Lab
The „Laboratory for Capturing Motion and Augmenting Environment in Motor Rehabilitation“ will enable innovative projects and excellent research in Austria
HIPstar
Evaluation of the accuracy of non-invasive hip joint centre estimation methods for clinical gait analysis in children and adolescents
Digital Asset Tracking
Tracking products in an industrial environment
ResselCenter: Horizons of personalized music therapy 2
Exploration of music therapeutic processes and relationships in selected areas of neurological rehabilitation