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.
ABC - Austrian Blockchain Center
K1 competence center with the goal of the scientifically based further development of the blockchain technology and its application in various economic sectors. These range from Industry 4.0/Internet ...
Josef Ressel Center for Blockchain-Technologies & Security management
The Josef Ressel Center for Blockchain-Technologies & Security management is a research institution operated by the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences. The research objective is making secur...
Scribe ID AI
Active Machine Learning for automatic identification of handwriting in 12th century manuscripts
Plant Monitoring AI
Leveraging machine learning and predictive analytics for early detection of plant stress for the benefit of sustainability in farming
VisOn-Visualisation Onboarding
Supporting users in understanding visual representations
DataVisBlock
Data Analysis and Visualization for Blockchain-based Supply Chain Management
ELSA- Evaluation of simple gait analysis devices
Evaluation of the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures after reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament using simplified gait analysis
Vbf4.0 -Developing and evaluating measures for the automation of marshalling yards
Investigating the technical feasibility of a fully automated marshalling yard to strengthen single wagonload traffic
Digital Makers Hub
Platform for digital makers, for interaction, efficient sharing of knowledge & experiences and nationwide coordination of activities
DIHOST - Digital Innovation Hub Lower Austria/Vienna/Burgenland
Comprehensive service programme to increase the transformation capacity and transformation speed of SMEs in Eastern Austria with regard to digital innovations
EMRESS - Making Software protection quantifiable
EMRESS develops models to quantify the strength of software protection techniques.