A large-scale database of ground reaction force data from over 2,000 patients has been made publicly available for research purposes. The GAITREC database includes information on patients with joint transplants, fractures, and ligament injuries, providing a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers.
Researchers at St. Pölten UAS have developed an open-source protocol for secure data transmission using ultrasound, enabling users to control app communication and protect user privacy. The technology, called SoniTalk, has potential applications in industries such as IoT, Industry 4.0, and digitalisation.
Researchers developed the free software 'CoinEater', which recognises and blocks crypto mining on websites without user approval. The software scans over 100,000 pages daily to detect cryptojacking and pop-up scams.
A project at St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences combines traditional woodworking techniques with innovative cinematic forms of communication to create documentary-style tutorials. The project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, aims to preserve traditional crafts for future generations.
A 1,200-year-old parchment fragment from the 'Admonter Abrogans' is being presented in a special exhibition at Admont Abbey, featuring high-resolution images and translations. The MEETeUX project aims to develop digital forms of exhibition design for accessible user experience, utilizing smartphones, touch screens, and virtual reality.
Researchers at St. Poelten University of Applied Sciences developed an ultrasound-firewall app that detects and blocks acoustic cookies, allowing users to control their device's audio data transmission. The project aims to provide a new standard for secure ultrasonic communication and protect user privacy.