Smart Grid Laboratory
NTNU and SINTEF have built a new National Smart Grid Laboratory in Trondheim with funding from the Research Council of Norway in cooperation with the Artic University of Norway and Smart Innovation Østfold.
Software
software
Software represents the pen and paper of our digital age. In its “ISTAG” report, the EU Commission has highlighted the relevance of software to the European economy and society as a whole, and has termed it a Key Enabling Technology (KET).
Expertise
- Aerodynamic analysis of wind turbines and windfarms
- Big Data and Artificial Intelligence for transport
- Data analysis
- Digital Inclusion
- Failure investigations
- Frameworks for ICT in Transport
- ICT for Transport and Logistics
- Information Security
- Intelligence for transport
- Iron and steel
- Long-lived systems-of-systems
- Medical Software Development
- Monitoring and Modelling
- Open Transport Data
- Optimization in Health Care
- Physical Internet for freigh transport
- Process modelling
- Products and product performance
- Qualities of long lived systems-of-systems
- SafeScrum
- Safety case
- Scalability analysis
- Semantic technologies
- Smart Cities ICT
- Smart energy management ICT
- Smart transport ICT
- Systems and synthetic biology
Projects
MainMan
Currently, maintenance planning in the railroad domain is predominantly performed manually and involves: Crew scheduling (assigning maintenance tasks to crews dependent on skill set) and job shop scheduling (assign time slots for vehicles to depot...
OptiSite
SINTEF was the research partner in the innovation project OptiSite, led by Spacemaker (now part of Autodesk). The project contributed to developing Spacemaker from a start-up idea to an established product with international presence.
Giantleap
Giantleap aims to increase lifetime and reliability of fuel cells in buses
Software
News
Norwegian researchers make European air traffic more efficient
Many major European airports are unable to expand. This means that aircraft departures, arrivals and surface movements will have to be speeded up. A Norwegian system designed to make all airport movements more efficient is tested in Hamburg, and at...
Optimal fixture scheduling
With help from SINTEF, the northern Norwegian company Profixio is aiming to become a world leader in fixture scheduling for handball, football and volleyball tournaments.
New 360-degree 3D film camera
A 3D camera developed in Norway may be the first in the world that can film in all directions.