Kategori: Fakultet for teknologi- og realfag

This blog represents my personal views and observations on how AI platforms influence students in formative assessments and their learning process. Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Perplexity are becoming increasingly common in higher education. Students rely on them for explanations, quick problem-solving, and revision support. This makes it crucial for… Fortsett å lese AI Detection in Formative Assessment: An Experimental Study Across MAS236-Machine Elements and FEM, MAS237-Actuation Systems, and MA-178-Mathematics

The marine communities inhabiting our coastal systems are changing in line with climate warming and human pressures. One such example is Atlantic cod. This iconic species in Norway was once abundant in Sørlandet and local people enjoyed fishing and eating this fish during family dinners. However, recent scientific reports evidenced the decline of the natural… Fortsett å lese Helping to rebuild fjord cod populations in Agder with RESTORSK

This student project was a part of a larger automatic car battery disassembly project in the robotics lab at UiA. The main goal for my project was to take a picture of a car battery, recognise the bolts, and send their position to a robot arm. This was done using Robot Operating System 2 (ROS2).… Fortsett å lese AI bolt recognition using 3D camera in ROS2

Starting with a simple question Under the guidance of Prof. Linga Reddy Cenkeramaddi, I spent my project period trying to answer a question: automatic detection of vehicles based on sound. This blog is regarding the students in innovation projects. Can a machine listen to traffic and tell which vehicle is passing by, using sound alone?… Fortsett å lese Automatic Detection of Vehicles based on Sound

In collaboration with street artist Arne Vilhelm Tellefsen / Deconform AS and Kunstsilo, we are developing a mobile application for documenting and promoting street art in Kristiansand. This blog covers work done as part of two Student in Research and Innovation projects at UiA: 1) Kristiansand Street Art App: Archive and Cataloguing System. 2) Kristiansand… Fortsett å lese Kristiansand Street Art App

This research explores how a website can be used for mental health professionals working with patients who have mental Disorders. These patients often face significant challenges in expressing their emotions or thoughts, making it difficult for therapists to fully understand their mental state. To address this, the study focuses on creating an intuitive interface that… Fortsett å lese Building an AI System for Mental Health

Developing technology for underwater imaging is challenging. Saltwater, pressure and corrosion, place demands on every component and engineering choice that goes below, or near, the oceans. This past semester, we worked on continuing development of an underwater multi camera system designed to capture synchronized images for 4D reconstruction. The work centered around three major tasks:… Fortsett å lese Development of a Multi Camera System for Underwater Monitoring

This year marks our continued collaboration with the BioAcoustics team at the University of Agder, focusing on developing AI models to classify vocalizations from Atlantic cod. Compared to last year, the project expanded with new annotated recordings provided by Claudia Lacroix together with Victoria, and with valuable supervision from Professor Lei Jiao throughout the work… Fortsett å lese Classifying different sounds of Atlantic cod

In this Student in Research and Innovation project, the focus was on improving the overall usability of the UiA Motion Lab by upgrading and modernizing the control systems used across several of the laboratory’s mechatronic setups. The goal was to make the systems easier to maintain, more accessible to students and researchers, and better aligned… Fortsett å lese Upgrading the Control System in UiA Motion Lab

This blog covers work done as part of two projects at UiA Motion Lab: 1) Developing a New Simulator of UiA Motion Lab Using NVIDIA Isaac Sim. 2) Integrating UiA Motion Lab’s Control System with NVIDIA Isaac Sim. As part of UiA Motion Lab, I got to work on a project where NVIDIA Isaac Sim… Fortsett å lese Using NVIDIA Isaac Sim and TwinCAT for Crane Visualisation