Austria Innovativ, Austria's leading magazine for science, innovation and research, currently reports on the ULTIMOB and Airport 4.0 projects from the Research Studio iSPACE - Smart Settlement Systems. Both [...]
Austria's goal is to be climate neutral by 2040. To achieve this, the Climate and Energy Fund is promoting innovative technologies "Made in Austria". At the annual event of [...]
Last week Yasin Ghafourian, one of our researchers at the Studio Data Science visited Madrid to participate in the 45th Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval [...]
RSA FG supports tech2people in the development of digital, robotics-assisted therapy methods and actively researches new technologies in the field of AAL. The aging of Austria’s population presents the country [...]
Can digital products be a solution against overproduction and environmental pollution? The planned Europe-wide ECoDES project wants to save our planet by reducing the consumption and production of physical products while kick-starting the creation of digital goods.
What does the future of agriculture look like? Can digital innovations help to ensure security of supply and sustainability? Together with two Lower Austrian partners, the Research Studios Austria FG is developing initiatives in the field of Smart Farming - for a future-proof Agriculture 4.0.
As in their research, our athletes also ambitiously pursued their goals in the run: The team "Route is recalculated..." reached 9th place out of 280, we sincerely congratulate them on this great result!
Land consumption is a major environmental problem in Austria - innovative solutions for sustainable spatial planning were discussed at a symposium in Dresden.
Innovative sustainable mobility solutions are being tested in pilot regions as part of the ULTIMOB project – for Salzburg, the Research Studio iSPACE analysed commuter flows with the Salzburger Verkehrsverbund.
In the future, a trio will be at the helm of Research Studios Austria Forschungsgesellschaft (RSA FG): Michael Tockner MSc, Dr. Thomas Prinz, and Dr. Markus Tauber.
