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Image analysis is the extraction of meaningful information from two-dimensional (2D) or three-dimensional (3D) digital images using digital image processing techniques. Image analysis tasks can...

Computational geometry is the research field that relates to the shape, description, and properties of physical objects. SINTEF Oslo has been a key player in this field for five decades. Read...

Machine learning and artificial intelligence are very flexible and powerful methods for modelling and prediction, but they rarely provide any human understandable explanation or justification for...

Our work contributes to a future green, sustainable and modern energy system. We develop and apply models for handling uncertainty, analysing profitability, emissions, socio-economic and...

In SINTEF we use and develop quantitative methods and models to do economic analysis within a range of different sectors. The analyses is performed on different time horizons, from long-term...

Cyber physical systems where physical processes and devices are coordinated create new possibilities to create adaptive and scalable distributed solutions within many areas, for example solar...

Smart design of sensors and onboard AI enables safer, more capable, and more efficient autonomy for unmanned ground vehicles and drones. Autonomous vehicles rely on their ability to sense and...

A digital twin for additive manufacturing (AM) fuses data from part design, function and process simulation, and process monitoring for supporting quality control and certification of parts. The...

We develop methods and models that assess – in a systems perspective – societal impacts of emerging technologies and structural change in terms of the UN's SDG indicators. Sustainability -...

Micro-Optics concerns development of miniature components for light manipulation, such as micromirrors, microlenses, diffractive- and meta-optical elements, and photonic integrated circuits. Our...

One of the main components behind autonomous robotics is motion planning. Motion planning is the problem of determining how a robot should move in order to fulfil its goals, while avoiding...

User participation describes the degree of user influence in decision-making processes and the design of public services. User participation occurs when the user and the user organizations...