Digital Innovation Lab

The Laboratory for Digital Innovations at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak represents a dynamic and inspiring space dedicated to the research and implementation of the latest technological advancements. Situated in a modern university environment, this laboratory serves as the epicenter for creativity, development, and application of digital technologies.

Projects

Year 2022-2024
Adaptive methods for channel and RF front-end equalization in NOMA systems

The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of India

Year 2021-2023
Anomaly detection based on 5G EDGE computing for surveillance video

The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the People's Republic of China

Year 2020-2022
Development of advanced system of hemodialysis monitoring with predicton of body fluid balance in children „LIFE_FOR_KIDS“

The EUREKA Network Application E!13301 awarded the EUREKA

Year 2018
Development of curricula and teaching competencies

For subjects in graduated academic studies of Information Technology accredited in 2018

Year 2018
Development of curricula and teaching competencies

For subjects in Master Academic Studies Information Technology accredited in 2018

Year 2018
System for monitoring and evidence of daily rented apartments

A project funded by the Innovation Fund through Innovation Vouchers

Year 2017
Development of curriculum and teacher competencies

For subjects in graduated academic studies of Information Technology accredited in 2017

Year 2011-2020
Performance optimization of energy-efficient computer and communication systems

Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Republic of Serbia

Year 2011
Tools planning for symbolical processing and OFDM analysis

Wideband Radio Communications Laboratory, The Engineering and Computer Science School of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel

Media

Application for tracking public figures in news

Great success – graduates of the Faculty of Technical Sciences

Meet Bobby, the robot dog from the Faculty of Technical Sciences

Celebration at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak

Patents

At the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, students are dedicated to developing their patents in the field of the Internet of Things (IoT). This dynamic academic community provides fertile ground for innovation, and students are tirelessly committed to researching and implementing new ideas in the ubiquitous world of IoT.

Students at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak create, test, and develop their innovative patents focusing on the application of IoT technology. This field encompasses a wide range of smart devices and systems connected via the internet, and students are at the forefront of creating solutions that enhance everyday life and industrial processes.

The faculty supports students' creative endeavors by providing access to modern laboratories, mentoring from experts in the field of IoT, and resources necessary for the successful development of their patents. This initiative not only fosters innovation among students but also contributes to the development of technological solutions with the potential to transform our daily environment.

Through this process, students gain not only theoretical knowledge but also practical skills in working with the latest technologies, making them ready to be leaders in the field of IoT. The Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak is laying the groundwork for future generations of innovators and contributing to global progress in the Internet of Things.

Experiments

In the laboratory for digital innovations at the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, diverse experiments are conducted, forming the foundation of digital progress. This dynamic space serves as the epicenter for research and innovation, where talented students and experts collaborate to explore new frontiers of technology.

Laboratory experiments cover a wide range of fields, including computer science, electronics, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and other relevant disciplines. Research teams are engaged in addressing future challenges, finding innovative solutions, and implementing technological advancements for practical purposes.

This laboratory not only provides a platform for academic excellence but also encourages collaboration among students, faculty, and industrial partners. Here, a culture of creativity and a spirit of inquiry are nurtured, and the results of experiments often lead to the development of new products, services, or technological innovations that have a significant impact on society.

The Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, through this laboratory, creates an environment where theoretical knowledge transforms into practical skills, offering students the opportunity to become leaders in the digital age. This institution plays a crucial role in shaping the future of technological innovations and contributes to global progress in the field of digital technology.

Research & Development Groups

MindNet (Artificial Intelligence)

Head of Group: Dr. Vladimir Mladenović, professor

Members
Research Areas
  • Machine Learning
  • Deep Learning
  • Federated Learning
  • Data Mining
  • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
  • Computer Vision
  • GANs
Equipment
  • Huawei Atlas 3010 Inference Server
  • Synology Storage
  • Qualcomm Environments
  • NVIDIA Cloud Modules
  • Jetson Nano
  • Raspberry Pi
The goal of the research group

The goal of the MindNet (Artificial Intelligence) research group is to advance and expand the boundaries of artificial intelligence applications through innovative research and technology development, aiming to make a significant impact on society and industry.

Under the leadership of Dr. Vladimir Mladenović, Professor, the team focuses on key areas such as machine learning, deep learning, federated learning, natural language processing, and computer vision, with the aim of creating advanced models and methods that can enhance data analysis, autonomous systems, and real-time intelligent information processing.

MindNet relies on high-performance equipment, including the Huawei Atlas 3010 Inference Server, Synology Storage, NVIDIA Cloud Modules, Jetson Nano, and Raspberry Pi, to provide a robust platform for training and evaluating complex AI models. Through collaboration with industry partners and academic institutions, the group strives to develop solutions tailored to real-world needs in information systems, healthcare, management, and other sectors, while continuing research that contributes to the advancement of artificial intelligence on a global scale.

Projects
  • Digital Children Kidney Twin - GÉANT Innovation Programme to encourage new work in research, education, societal, environmental, or technological topics (2023-2024)
  • Adaptive Methods for Channel and RF Front-End Equalization in NOMA Systems - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of India (2022-2024)
  • Anomaly Detection Based on 5G EDGE Computing for Surveillance Video - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the People's Republic of China (2021-2023)
  • Development of Advanced System of Hemodialysis Monitoring with Prediction of Body Fluid Balance in Children "LIFE_FOR_KIDS" - The EUREKA Network Application E!13301 awarded the EUREKA (2020-2022)
Partners

CyberGuard (Cybersecurity)

Head of Group: Dr. Marjan Milošević, professor

Members
Research Areas
  • Cybersecurity
  • Digital Forensics
  • Web Attacks
  • Hardware Side-Channel Attacks
  • Attacks on Autonomous Vehicles
  • Internet of Things (IoT) Security
  • Malware Analysis
Equipment
  • Huawei Atlas 3010 Inference Server
  • Synology Storage
  • Qualcomm Environments
  • ChipWhisperer-Husky
  • ChipWhisperer Level 2 Kit
  • NVIDIA Cloud Modules
  • Jetson Nano
  • Raspberry Pi
The goal of the research group

The CyberGuard (Cybersecurity) research group aims to enhance the security and resilience of digital systems through innovative research and the development of advanced security technologies. Led by Dr. Marjan Milošević, Professor, the team focuses on critical areas of cybersecurity, including digital forensics, web attacks, hardware side-channel attacks, and the security of autonomous vehicles and IoT devices.

CyberGuard strives to identify vulnerabilities and develop effective countermeasures against emerging threats, ensuring the protection of sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of digital infrastructures. By leveraging state-of-the-art equipment, such as the Huawei Atlas 3010 Inference Server and ChipWhisperer tools, the group is dedicated to advancing knowledge in malware analysis and other areas critical to cybersecurity.

Through collaboration with industry partners and academic institutions, CyberGuard aims to create practical solutions that address real-world security challenges, contributing to the development of safer digital environments and enhancing the overall security posture of society.

Projects
  • Adaptive Methods for Channel and RF Front-End Equalization in NOMA Systems - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of India (2022-2024)
  • Digital Children Kidney Twin - GÉANT Innovation Programme to encourage new work in research, education, societal, environmental, or technological topics (2023-2024)
  • Anomaly Detection Based on 5G EDGE Computing for Surveillance Video - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the People's Republic of China (2021-2023)
  • Development of Advanced System of Hemodialysis Monitoring with Prediction of Body Fluid Balance in Children "LIFE_FOR_KIDS" - The EUREKA Network Application E!13301 awarded the EUREKA (2020-2022)
Partners

Chip Verification and Hardware Design Lab (CVHD Lab)

Head of Group: Dr. Vladimir Mladenović, professor

Members
Research Areas
  • Hardware Verification
  • Integrated Circuit Design
  • AI Hardware Acceleration
  • Verification of Neural Networks on Hardware
Equipment
  • Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC ZCU104 (Xilinx)
  • Qualcomm Environments
  • ChipWhisperer-Husky
  • ChipWhisperer Level 2 Kit
  • Jetson Nano
  • Raspberry Pi
The goal of the research group

The primary goal of the research group focused on chip verification, hardware design, and the implementation of artificial intelligence on hardware is the development and optimization of advanced technologies for the design, testing, and deployment of chips, with an emphasis on improving performance, energy efficiency, and security in various applications.

The group is engaged in exploring new methods for hardware system verification and validation, aiming to reduce design errors and enhance reliability, as well as developing specialized hardware solutions for the efficient deployment of artificial intelligence, particularly in resource-constrained devices such as IoT devices and mobile platforms. Additionally, the research group focuses on integrating emerging technologies such as 5G/6G and optimizing existing chip architectures for better scalability in real-world applications.

Projects
  • Adaptive Methods for Channel and RF Front-End Equalization in NOMA Systems - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of India (2022-2024)
  • Anomaly Detection Based on 5G EDGE Computing for Surveillance Video - The scientific research and development projects between the Republic of Serbia and the People's Republic of China (2021-2023)
Partners

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions about Digital Innovation Lab

The Digital Innovation Lab is a space within the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, intended for students and faculty members to develop their ideas and innovations. This laboratory focuses on digital innovations and provides resources for researching, experimenting, and developing technological solutions.
The lab functions as a creative space where students and faculty can work on their innovation projects. It is open for exploring different technologies and provides support in various stages of project development, including planning, design, implementation, and evaluation. It also offers resources for teamwork and collaboration.
To date, the Digital Innovation Lab has undertaken a variety of projects and innovations spanning different areas of digital technology. Examples of projects may include the development of software applications, solutions for process optimization, IoT (Internet of Things) projects, or other innovative technological ideas.
The laboratory employs diverse technologies and tools to support the various requirements of projects. This may include programming languages, development environments, testing platforms, design tools, project management tools, and more. It is open to using any tools necessary to address specific problems or realize innovative ideas.

Members

Dr Vladimir Mladenović
Professor
Dr Danijela Milošević
Professor
Dr Asutosh Kar
external collaborator
Dr Nenad Stefanović
Industry Fellow
Stefan Ćirković
Teaching Associate

Contact

Contact Information
University of Kragujevac
FACULTY OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES ČAČAK
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