Lead application IoT systems for cooperative environmental monitoring
On the basis of our research, for example, a platform for wireless sensor networks is being developed that can be used to implement IoT systems that network independently, operate energy-efficiently and support different sensors and wireless technology. This makes it possible to quickly create solutions adapted to the respective problem for recording relevant sensor values in the environment and agriculture.
In the future, applications should become possible in which the measurement task is handed over to the IoT system and the execution of this task is delegated to the intelligence in the system. This will create a new generation of embedded systems that solve the problem cooperatively. For this purpose, information is exchanged internally within the network and external information is integrated.
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Dr.-Ing. Tino Hutschenreuther
Head of System Design
tino.hutschenreuther(at)imms.de+49 (0) 3677 874 93 40
Dr. Tino Hutschenreuther will answer your questions on our research in Smart distributed measurement and test systems and the related core topics Analysis of distributed IoT systems, Embedded AI and Real-time data processing and communications, on the lead applications Adaptive edge AI systems for industrial application and IoT systems for cooperative environmental monitoring as well as on the range of services for the development of embedded systems.
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