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Overview
DIH Tartu operates under the University of Tartu, Estonia in collaboration between the Institute of Computer Science and the Institute of Technology. DIH Tartu aims to become a recognised innovation and knowledge transfer hub for digitalisation of industries in the areas where scientific research and R&D contribution is needed. The key objectives are to develop:
constant dialogue between the industries and university to raise the awareness of advantages of digitalisation and identify R&D needs relevant to local industries;
R&D capacity and knowledge transfer capability through different collaboration formats and support services in the areas of interest of local, regional and global industries;
personal careers of students into highly skilled professional digital careers at the industry.
DIH Tartu is the centre of digital excellence with strong and versatile network of partners from public, private and third sector, each with its clear focus and capability to contribute to the DIH’s value proposition to companies seeking for support in digitalising their businesses. DIH Tartu provides services for companies to enable and support digital innovation in the areas of:
Data Science (Big Data, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence),
Software Engineering & Information Systems,
Business Process Management,
Cyber Security,
Distributed Systems, Cloud Computing & IoT,
Collaborative robotics and flexible manufacturing,
Cyber-physical systems,
Virtual and augmented reality system.
The services include consultations, mentoring, trainings, workshops, prototyping, joint R&D projects, technology and process audits, access to labs, infrastructure and high performance computing power, access to international research and collaboration networks, etc. DIH Tartu also contributes to skills development of future digitalisation specialists and entrepreneurs by offering:
pre-incubator programmes for students to encourage digital entrepreneurship;
support for researchers to create spin-offs for innovation, knowledge and technology transfer from academia to industry;
project based internships and digital product innovation experiments, industrial master and doctoral programmes to co-educate future specialists (in collaboration with specific industry partners).
Digital technologies.