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We welcome research collaborations through national and European programmes. Some examples of our projects include:

The AI-MEMO (Artificial Intelligence – Memory Early Monitoring) project uses data on urban mobility, cognitive ability, and mood to develop an innovative method for monitoring cognitive fragility. The collected data is analysed by Machine Learning algorithms utilising Cloud technologies to uncover patterns of functionality suggestive of probable cognitive deterioration. The project was led by SoftJam, and was carried out in partnership with ETT, Nextage, the CNR Institute for Educational Technologies (ITD-CNR), DINOGMI, and DIBRIS at the University of Genoa.


Restart4Smart scope was designing and building a full-scale prototype of a smart, sustainable, energy self-sufficient house. The prototype of the house was presented by the Sapienza University of Rome at the Solar Decathlon competition, the university Olympics of sustainable architecture held in Dubai (UAE). SoftJam focused on the integration of data from sensors to manage house appliances and developing algorithms for the evaluation of the energy efficiency performance.
In this video, Marco Casini, Faculty Advisor and Project Manager at Team Sapienza SDME, explains how, in collaboration with SoftJam, a future house that optimises consumption and eliminates waste was created. This was accomplished by utilising the enormous potential of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which can control all aspects of the home.


RIPE Project
RIPE (Risk Prediction for Elderly Patients) is an industry research project in the ‘Health and Life Sciences’ technology area that aims at developing tools for new models of care. It focuses on chronic disease management by predicting disease progression based on the analysis of patients’ health data. SoftJam joined forces with a consortium of industrial partners including GPI, FOS Greentech, and SurgiQ. The project was carried out in collaboration with University of Genoa and the Bruno Kessler Foundation as scientific partners.