23. 09. 2024.
We are proud to announce that, according to Stanford University California's research on the world's most influential scientists for 2023, for the first time on the list is a scientist from the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, namely from the Department of Information and Communication Traffic - Asst. Prof. Dr. Ivan Cvitić!
The list is based on data from the world's largest database of scientific publications, Scopus, and the authors are classified into 22 scientific fields and 174 scientific branches.
05. 07. 2024.
From July 1 to 3, 2024, members of the Department, Prof. Dr. Dragan Peraković and Asst. Prof. Dr. Ivan Cvitić, participated in a series of meetings and events in Dublin, Ireland, organized by IrelandQCI and PETRUS. These meetings focused on the coordination and implementation of national EuroQCI projects and, accordingly, gathered representatives from various national initiatives and members of the PETRUS working bodies (ETWG), which include Dr. Peraković and Dr. Cvitić.
02. 07. 2024.
On Tuesday, July 2, 2024, starting at noon, a lecture on "Assistive Technologies in Production for People with Disabilities" was held in the Laboratory of Development and Research of Information and Communication Assistive Technology. Colleague DI DI Dr. Markus Brillinger gave the lecture from Pro²Future – Products and Production Systems of the Future (Graz, Austria).
Integration of Transport-Relevant Data Within Image Record of the Surveillance System
Identifying Relevant Factors of Applying Technologies in Dynamic Carpooling
Impact of packet loss on the perceived quality of UDP‑based multimedia streaming: a study of user quality of experience in real‑life environments
Relevant Affect Factors of Smartphone Mobile Data Traffic
Laboratory Testing of Active and Passive UHF RFID Tags
Impact of sorting machine on life cycle of passive UHF RFID tags placed on letter mail
Research of Iot Concept in monitoring the activities of the Elderly Person
Web 2.0 services for informing elderly people: Web for Health
Massive Machine-Type Communications: An Overview and Perspectives Towards 5G