We Research

In the picture, a warehouse worker is wearing an exoskeleton and next to him a mobile robot is helping to transport parcels.

We Research: Mobile robotics and exoskeletons are transforming work in industry

RoboFleet, an ongoing project at RoboAI Industry, focuses on the study of mobile robotics, exoskeletons, and the efficient use of their fleets in modern production. The main focus of the research is on the industrial use of these technologies and new potential applications in Satakunta's SME sector.

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Tarmo Lipping, Reijo Koivula and Matin Beiramvand sit at a white table and look at the camera.

We Research: EEG as a tool for promoting mental well-being

The latest article in We Research focuses on mental wellbeing. The MindFlow project at Tampere University is testing EEG devices from different manufacturers to measure the brainwave curve, while also investigating how the data measured by the devices can be used to assess the well-being of our minds. A particular focus of research is the flow state, a state of mind in which people focus on a specific task and become so immersed in it that time and place are forgotten.

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We Research: Foresight, the use of AI and working together to support business growth 

The We Research series presents the activities of the "Platform for growth – towards new directions and innovations" project. In the Platform for growth project, Prizztech Oy, the Keksintösäätiö and Satakunta University of Applied Sciences are working together to support the growth of companies in the region. The project disseminates foresight information to entrepreneurs in the region, for example through foresight workshops and the production of foresight material.

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We Research: Superhero sensory garden for children with mental traumas

The KidsLikeUs project researches the interactions of children with their environments, with a focus on their behaviors, the spaces they commonly use, and how they react to different sensory stimuli. It looks on to varying strategies to make these environments more welcoming and enjoyable for children, incorporating both technological and non-technological solutions.

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