In a TUMO Labs project with TeamViewer Armenia (TV), students got acquainted with a set of sensors and integrated them into the TV IoT platform using a variety of their APIs.

TUMO Labs’ partner in this project, the British company Viciniti (which has a branch in Armenia), provides infrastructure software for industrial organizations. Through their software, users gain access to simple, secure and reliable methods that allow them to deploy and manage applications and devices (gateway, sensors, servers) locally on-premises – or, in industry speak, at the edge of the network – rather than from a traditional cloud/data center typically located much farther away.

Over the past three months, TUMO Labs, the educational program at the heart of the EU TUMO Convergence Center for Engineering and Applied Science, conducted a joint project with Healthcare Innovation Center (HIC), a Yerevan-based organization developing innovative approaches to healthcare.

Imagine an application that gives vehicles access through a gate by identifying their plate numbers with AI-powered technology. Students of TUMO Labs, an EU-funded science, technology, and engineering program, took on the task with Yerevan-based web development company AOByte.

Spearheaded by TUMO Labs in tandem with Osensus Armenia, the project finds a group of students and young professionals diving headfirst into the intricacies and nuances of one of Osensus’s flagship projects: 3D scanning of animated objects using the 3D Fascination Scanner, the world’s most compact and mobile full body plug and play device of its kind.