About LAPIS projects
ExQuMe - Explaining Quantum MechanicsSAFER - Smart AI- and IoT-based Fire ExtinguisherCPM Smart Predictive Analytics for Reliable Turbine AssetsAERONAUT - Advancing research capacities for the development of autonomous marine-aerial systems for novel Adriatic applicationsNonverbal Communication-Based Adaptive Learning Model for Interactive AI AgentsVirtual - transfer - Technology Transfer of an Affective Virtual Being for Immersive InteractionAMICORC ProjectACRON - A New Concept of Applied Cognitive Robotics in Clinical NeuroscienceMixed reality applications
Robotic plotter for printing photos in the vertical planeA mechanism for directing the virtual agent's gaze based on sound and visual inputA robotic manipulator for printing photosComputational model for classification and counting of push-upsData transmission between two computers using blockchain technologyArtificial intelligence and virtual reality in creating interactive 3D environmentsAutomated label quality control using computer vision and a collaborative robotControl of a robot using real-time hand gesture recognitionReal-time driver state detectionA vision system for controlling an industrial robot with hand movements
Scientific projects
The LAPIS Laboratory is actively involved in national and international research and industrial projects that advance the fields of artificial intelligence, robotics, cyber-physical systems, smart education, and intelligent environments. The projects conducted within LAPIS combine fundamental research with applied innovation, contributing to both scientific progress and real-world impact.
Research Impact
Through these projects, LAPIS addresses key challenges in:
- AI-driven intelligent systems and cognitive robotics
- IoT, smart environments, and distributed sensing
- immersive technologies and digital education
- human-centered and adaptive interaction systems.
By combining scientific rigor with technological innovation, LAPIS contributes to the development of next-generation intelligent, connected, and human-aware systems aligned with Industry 4.0 and beyond.
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