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Laboratorio di Industrial Computer Engineering a UNIVR
In University of Verona the Department of Computer Science is carring out it's MIUR founded Excellence Project "Computer Engineering for Industry 4.0" with an holistic approach to the Industry 4.0 domain.
The projetc pools the entires Department's competences together to investigate all the enabling technologies of the Industry 4.0 domain with emphasys on the role of Computer Science and Engineering. We will show our effort even with a little demo.
We will present also our research in non conventional robotics with a prototype of a robotic upper-limb orthosis with algorithms for estimating the intention of movement by means of electromyographic sensors and some interactive demos of force control and teleoperation algorithms.
The projetc pools the entires Department's competences together to investigate all the enabling technologies of the Industry 4.0 domain with emphasys on the role of Computer Science and Engineering. We will show our effort even with a little demo.
We will present also our research in non conventional robotics with a prototype of a robotic upper-limb orthosis with algorithms for estimating the intention of movement by means of electromyographic sensors and some interactive demos of force control and teleoperation algorithms.
Italy
Dipartimento di Informatica, Università di Verona
Founded in 2001, the Department of Computer Science at University of Verona promotes and supports a large number of activities in academic research and teaching, from mathematics and computer science to computer engineering and physics.
The Department has approximately 200 professors, research assistants, PhD students, postdoctoral students, administrative staff and technical staff.
It has nine active research areas:
Bioinformatics and medical informatics
Experimental and applied physics
Computation theory
Software engineering and security
Mathematics – applications and modelling
Discrete and computational mathematics
Cyber-physical systems
Information systems
Machine intelligence
The Department offers three Bachelor’s degrees (Computer science, Applied Mathematics and Bioinformatics), three Master’s degrees (Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Medical Bioinformatics – the latter two being taught in English) and three further postgraduate programmes (Master I in Computer Game Development, PhD in Computer Science and PhD in Mathematics).
The Department of Computer Science’s mission has always been to pursue excellence in academic research in the areas of expertise of its staff, and to offer its students avant-garde courses to keep up with the demands of an ever-changing market.
This is demonstrated by its many academic publications (2000 international publications from 2009-2015), participation in projects financed by national and international entities (26 projects, €7.7 million) and industry collaborations through applied research with a strong focus on technology (7 spin-off initiatives and new companies, 10 patents and 253 projects amounting to €4.8 million).
The Department has approximately 200 professors, research assistants, PhD students, postdoctoral students, administrative staff and technical staff.
It has nine active research areas:
Bioinformatics and medical informatics
Experimental and applied physics
Computation theory
Software engineering and security
Mathematics – applications and modelling
Discrete and computational mathematics
Cyber-physical systems
Information systems
Machine intelligence
The Department offers three Bachelor’s degrees (Computer science, Applied Mathematics and Bioinformatics), three Master’s degrees (Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Medical Bioinformatics – the latter two being taught in English) and three further postgraduate programmes (Master I in Computer Game Development, PhD in Computer Science and PhD in Mathematics).
The Department of Computer Science’s mission has always been to pursue excellence in academic research in the areas of expertise of its staff, and to offer its students avant-garde courses to keep up with the demands of an ever-changing market.
This is demonstrated by its many academic publications (2000 international publications from 2009-2015), participation in projects financed by national and international entities (26 projects, €7.7 million) and industry collaborations through applied research with a strong focus on technology (7 spin-off initiatives and new companies, 10 patents and 253 projects amounting to €4.8 million).
B22 (pav. 9)
