Research
We don't settle
for just being experts
in the use of technologies
grants
We are open to research collaborations through national and European programs. Some examples of our projects include:
GREENER – Single photon source and detector based on novel materials for the detection of endocrine disruptors
GREENER aims to help water monitoring with new compact spectrometer technology based on Quantum Dots that can measure extremely low concentrations of contaminants in water, posing a significant health risk to humans and animals.
In Greener, SoftJam is leading Data processing and AI algorithms development. SoftJam will utilize its expertise in Big Data and AI to analyze data obtained from the innovative spectroscope. Additionally, the company will focus on crafting a Machine Learning model designed to identify the energetic signature of substances in water, even when present in minute concentrations.
Interview with Marco Scandelin
Discover SoftJam’s ambitious Greener project, focused on the development of nanotechnological sensors to detect pollutants in water, in international collaboration with leading partners such as the Fraunhofer Institute. A step forward in the field of research and development for innovation and environmental sustainability.
The Partners
The AI-MEMO (Artificial Intelligence – Memory Early Monitoring) project creates an innovative system for monitoring cognitive frailty through the analysis of urban mobility data, cognitive abilities, and mood. Using Cloud technologies, the collected data are processed through Machine Learning algorithms useful for identifying functionality patterns indicative of a possible cognitive decline. The project, led by SoftJam, was realized in collaboration with ETT, Nextage, The Institute for Educational Technology of the CNR (ITD-CNR), DINOGMI, and DIBRIS of the University of Genoa.
RIPE Project
RIPE (Risk Prediction for Elderly patients) is an industrial research project in the “Health and Life Sciences” technological field, created to develop support tools for new care models. It is particularly aimed at chronic care management, establishing models for the evolution of chronic diseases based on the analysis of patients’ health data. Within the project, GPI leads the partnership with FOS Greentech, SurgiQ, and SoftJam, focusing on Big Data predictive analytics, AI, and Machine Learning.
partnerships
We leverage partnerships to explore new ideas. We bring them to life through commissioned or collaborative research, sponsoring high-level training programs, or participating in thematic groups, conferences, and ad-hoc initiatives.
The Bruno Kessler Foundation ›
University of Genoa ›
University of Catania ›
We have signed a framework agreement with the Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Computer Engineering to collaborate in the areas of data analysis, hybrid cloud, and IT security. We work together on research, development, and prototype design, as well as the experimental analysis of innovative technological solutions. Additionally, we commit to contributing to theoretical studies. Furthermore, we promote opportunities for advanced training and initiatives in scientific dissemination.
Microsoft AI Hub ›
SoftJam is among the first partners to pool its expertise within the Microsoft AI Hub, the virtual AI competence center aimed at accelerating the development of experimental projects in response to the needs of various industrial sectors, fostering collaboration with startups, universities, research centers, and institutions. The primary objectives are rapid prototyping of AI projects to support the competitiveness of businesses and the training of professionals to disseminate the digital skills necessary for innovation in Italy.
Start 4.0 ›
Start 4.0 is one of the 8 Italian Competence Centers created by the Ministry of Economic Development within the national Industry 4.0 plan. It is a public-private partnership led by the National Research Council, involving the Italian Institute of Technology, public institutions, and some of the most important Italian businesses. The main mission is to launch and accelerate technological development projects in the field of security for strategic infrastructures in sectors such as ports, energy, transportation, water, and manufacturing.
