We are actively involved in various research projects where we develop innovative solutions for wireless sensing, monitoring and control.

AIRTuB-ROMI – Resident Offshore Monitoring & Inspection

1 Dec. 2023 - 30 Nov. 2026
AIRTuB develops cutting-edge, automated systems designed to control the health of the blades of offshore wind farms. Building upon the technological advancements achieved in the AIRTuB 1 project, such as ultrasonic sensing and drone/crawler platforms, this project further enhances and integrates these technologies into a resident system within [...]

iTrack – Innovative Wearable Tracking System for Firefighters and First-Responders

1 Nov. 2023 - 31 Oct. 2026
The objective of the iTrack E! 4145 Eurostars project is to deliver an innovative and robust solution for tracking firefighters' position in intervention conditions in large buildings. It should be usable in real-life, very harsh conditions and provide stable and good accuracy.    The project partners [...]

Varenne – A training monitoring tool that improves performance and welfare in harness racing horses

1 Apr. 2021 - 31 Jan. 2025
The Varenne E! 114697 Eurostars project goal is to deliver a well-planned training and racing tool, resulting in a better and more sustainable career of horses involved in harness racing and training. To achieve this end goal, the specific R&D objectives are to build: the platform, the [...]

Sestosenso – Physical Cognition for Intelligent Control and Safe Human-Robot Interaction

1 Oct. 2022 - 30 Sep. 2025
Sestosenso is a Horizon Europe - Research and innovation project, which develops technologies for next generations of collaborative robots. The robots will be capable of self-adapting to different time-varying operational conditions. They will interact when human intervention is required either for collaboration or training/teaching.     [...]

EquiMoves – Equine Gait Analysis Using Wireless Inertial Sensor Networks

1 Oct. 2018 - 30 Sep. 2021
Later edit: the result of the EquiMoves project is commercialized under the registered trademark Equi-Pro®.    The EquiMoves E!12304 Eurostars project goal is to build a system based on a network of wireless inertial sensors to help equine vets in early detection of lameness, the [...]

Paardensprong – Mobile System for Performance Monitoring of Horses

1 Sep. 2018 - 30 Feb. 2022
Paardensprong is an EFRO OP Oost project that aims at developing a mobile system for performance monitoring of horses, where the end-users will be veterinarians, sport and breeding organizations. With the help of Paardensprong, training and breed selection of horses will be more effective and veterinarians will receive insight [...]

AIOSAT – Autonomous Indoor/Outdoor Safety Tracking System

1 Dec. 2017 - 31 May 2020
The Horizon 2020 European project AIOSAT will develop a rescue system that operates under unprecedented high availability and high accuracy conditions in both indoor and outdoor scenarios.        The key AIOSAT innovation targets are the research and integration of:     [...]

AWISE – Autonomous Wireless Sensors for Monitoring of Military Aircraft

2015 - 2019
The AWISE research project was funded by Dutch Defense with the purpose to develop a method for monitoring aircraft loading in a simpler way than was previously possible.     Inertia Technology worked in collaboration with Netherlands Aerospace Centre (NLR) and developed a fast and accurate data acquisition [...]

INNOWAG – Innovative Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance Solutions on Lightweight Wagon

1 Nov. 2016 - 30 Jun. 2019

The aim of the INNOWAG project is to develop intelligent cargo monitoring and predictive maintenance solutions integrated on a novel concept of lightweight wagon, which would respond to major challenges in rail freight competitiveness, in relation to the increase of transport and logistic capabilities.

PHOENIX – Towards the Resilient Factory: Cyber-Physical Systems for Smart Factory Objects

1 Sep. 2015 - 31 Aug. 2018

The PHOENIX project goal is to instrument the factory objects with intelligent wireless sensors and transform them into smart networked objects, which detect and self-protect from failures.