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In collaboration with Middle East Technical University, Turkey, this smart agriculture project will use wireless sensor networks to gather soil and environmental data so farmers can identify areas of concern and optimise their resources.

This innovative project uses simple wireless tracking devices to understand cow behaviour and improve cow welfare.

Demand forecasting and dynamic pricing for e-grocery fulfilment. Research Project. Demand forecasting and dynamic pricing for e-grocery fulfilment. Principal Investigator. Dr Xinan Yang. Menu. Demand forecasting and dynamic pricing for e-grocery

Disinfection of healthcare equipment. Research Project. Disinfection of healthcare equipment using IoT and ultraviolet light. Principal Investigators. Dr Hossein Anisi. Dr Faiyaz Doctor. Menu. Disinfection of healthcare equipment. When Covid-19

Run in collaboration with Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico, this project will develop an energy-harvesting wireless sensor network that will monitor forests in Mexico, reducing the risk of devastating wildfires.

Green Exercise. Research Project. Green Exercise. Principal Investigators. Dr Jo Barton. Dr Rachel Bragg. Dr Paul Freeman. Dr Valerie Gladwell. Professor Jules Pretty. Dr Mike Rogerson. Dr Carly Wood. Menu. At the University of Essex we have been

This project aims to model traffic flow across the city of Gaborone in Botswana, in order to find alternative routes for cars to take which will reduce pressure in built up areas.

This collaborative project with partners in Belgium and the Netherlands, aims to develop a soil-free cultivation system to grow densely sown salad crops.

The Liverpool Multi-vector Energy Exchange (LMEX) project will create a platform that will help people choose low carbon energy providers for their energy supply.

This Knowledge Transfer Partnership will allow efficient remote monitoring of crop health, using wireless sensors and a data fusion platform.