Smart Engineering Technologies
Research group
At FHV, teaching and research go hand in hand - a standard that the Smart Engineering Technologies (SET) research group lives by every day.
In the Smart Engineering Labs, SET conducts industry-oriented research in electrical engineering, mechatronics, mechanical engineering and software engineering with a focus on energy-efficient embedded systems. The aim is to think ‘green’ electronics holistically: from circuitry to data transmission and programming.
Research focus
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Energy-efficient embedded systems |
Developing energy-efficient designs for battery-operated systems such as the Internet of Things, system-on-chip and lab-on-chip with the aim of maximising their service life. Analysis and optimisation of system architectures, programming and programming languages with regard to their influence on energy consumption. |
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Intelligent sensor technology |
Development of sensor technology with integrated local intelligence, for example for environmental and/or medical applications. Processing of data directly on site using ?deep edge? sensors, without transmission to the cloud. Planned validation of this approach using our own chip design and development of a suitable software framework. |