SINTEF Digital projects

SINTEF will produce six reports for the Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) which investigate various aspects of ICT security in the petroleum sector.

The goal of the project EgenMS is that people with MS (and eventually others with chronic diseases) should get a tool that makes it better to live with the disease in daily life, and easier to communicate how they feel about relatives and the health...

Optimal Route Planning (ORP) aims to develop optimization-based algorithms and tools to support a smoother, future-oriented train timetabling process. The ORP Prototype is the first phase of this ambitious project, where a prototype is developed and...

The primary goal of the project is to develop a sensor suite and algorithms that will enable the detection and classification of critical faults – those that can cause power outages – even in poor visibility conditions.

Big jacket structures on the Norwegian shelf are now reaching the limit of their estimated service life, but new discoveries and improved production methods make prolonged operations desirable. There is therefore an increasing need for underwater...

A collaboration between China’s Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST) and the Research Council of Norway (RCN) will pull towards a digitalization of the mining and metal industries.

Develop an intelligent, portable ultrasound device to enhance medical diagnostics for healthcare professionals.

SINTEF’s new planning tool for arrivals and departures enables 5.1 per cent increased runway capacity and improves the predictability of flights by 60.8 per cent.

ImmuneDroplets project aims at broadening our fundamental understanding about the interaction between virus-infected lung cells and cells of the innate immune system, specifically Natural Killer (NK) cells.