Technology for Pervasive Computing
Analytics – Sensors – Interaction
The TECO research group was founded in 1993 at the University of Karlsruhe (now KIT – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) for R&D in applied telematics in close collaboration with the industry.
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29 Mar
Very inspiring presentation at the #tinyMLSummit summit by @VPankratius on how sensing applications are a driver of #tinyML solutions! 📊 With https://t.co/gvNXYjJDpE, we are happy to be part of the @arduino and @BoschMEMS #NiclaSenseME ecosystem. 🤓
8 Dec
@SDIL_DE The #SmartData Open Day was a great event with many insights on great #AI projects. Thanks @SICOS_BW for organizing. Waiting for the recording...
About Us
Ubiquitous Computing is the cornerstone of work and competence, with Mobile Computing, HCI, Sensor/Actor Networks (especially Cyber Physical Systems (CPS), Distributed Collaborative Systems (especially Internet of Things, IoT)), Sensor Big Data Analytics, and Context-Sensitive Systems as current research foci.
We are heading Germany’s Big Data Centre, the Smart Data Innovation Lab (SDIL) and co-heading Baden-Württembergs Smart Data Solution Center (SDSC).
TECO is associated with the chair of Pervasive Computing Systems group of the Institute of Telematics at the KIT which covers the education activities.
TECO distinguishes itself in being close to industry both with respect to its funding model and its participation in “real-world projects” with a range of partners in the software and hardware industries and companies that apply pervasive computing technology (e.g. in the context of Industry 4.0).
Many of our projects results, software and documentation are Open Source and can be found at GitHub.
Bachelor/Master theses and HiWi job postings
We are looking for highly motivated students who strive to contribute with their own ideas. If you are passionate to work with internationally renowned scientists and the latest technology both on your own responsibility and in teams, you can visit our job postings for student assistants.