This project will expend current IoT ecosystems from smart cities to smart regions, widening the interconnection of capital, human and infrastructure in city-regions and overlapping administrative and regulatory environments that encompass wider regions.
This project will provide trial versions of the Elements Platform (a simple plug and play IoT platform for SME manufacturers) to manufacturers and monitor the subsequent adoption rate of the full Elements Platform.
The Covid-19 pandemic has increased the need for effective and accessible mental health support. Delivery of mental health support must also change to maintain levels of care during periods of disruption to service and limited physical access to support.
This project, in collaboration with Upside Energy Ltd (UEL), will create a programme of research focused on data-driven battery energy storage degradation. and will deliver methods for estimating battery states that UEL will evaluate on their data set.
The issue of IoT data de-cluttering has been identified as a critical issue across university and industry partners. The main aim of this project is to identify methods to significantly improve understanding how IoT sensor data can reliably be integrated into system decision-making processes.
Many building projects make use of IoT during the design and build phase. This project aims to overcome barriers related to sparse sensing IoT and to establish a business case for future work
This project aims to adapt already existing work with manufacturing partners to create a digital transformation strategy blueprint for manufacturers. The project will identify key factors influencing successful formulation of IoT digitalisation strategy, including strategy formulation roles, organisation and environmental setting and B2B customer experience.
A number of challenges exist in the creation of a system to map the status of global healthcare. This project aims to determine the challenges and barriers of accepting and adopting a proposed infrastructure.
IoT related companies face challenges in defining and including related products and services, as well as challenges addressing barriers and business settings. This project aims to survey the IoT company ecosystem by reviewing and extending the already existing IoTUK Nation Database to capture IoT specific information.
The vision of the project is to build a network of organisations interested in IoT platforms and strategy. The project will focus on developing training in IoT and platform strategy for the network.