Prototypes delivered
Our Call for Projects is the way we let the market know which projects are available for the next semester. During this period we receive applications for initiatives from companies, NGOs and government institutions with their business challenges.
Contributing to society is a fundamental pillar of our model. That's why we make available the prototypes developed by our students over the years.
Our project-based learning model develops computer skills, business skills and socio-emotional skills through solutions to real market problems.
We hope that other companies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) or government entities will find here a comprehensive repository of innovative and alternative solutions to meet their challenges.
The prototypes can be freely downloaded, customized and adapted to meet similar problems, and we believe that these prototypes have the potential to be widely used throughout the technology community, promoting collaboration and innovation on a large scale.
Project
Company
Course
IoT model
Company:
Gerdau.
Problem:
Manual and operational work to identify and locate seedlings in the nurseries, as well as taking note of data on the conditions for maintaining the seedlings in the grow houses where they are located.
Objective:
Automate and increase the reliability of the temperature and relative humidity data collected in their vegetation houses in the forest nursery.
Public:
Company employees.
IoT model
Company:
Stay.
Problem:
Lack of a control and monitoring system for vehicles received at one parking point and moved to another.
Objective:
Monitor the vehicles received at a valet station, and during their movement in the parking lots.
Public:
Company employees.
IoT model
Company:
Atech.
Problem:
Not having real-time control of the company's inventoried assets.
Objective:
Monitor the actual location of assets within an indoor environment.
Public:
Company employees.
IoT model
Company:
Beacon School.
Problem:
Avoiding financial losses due to lack of location and control of assets.
Objective:
Manage the actual location of the institution's IT assets.
Public:
Students and employees of the institution (+ 1400 people).
IoT model
Company:
IPT.
Problem:
Managing the location of high value-added assets in the institute's buildings.
Objective:
Monitor the real location of your assets within your campus.
Public:
Employees and users of the institution's assets.
Predictive maintenance
Company:
Volkswagen.
Problem:
Classification of possible vehicle faults.
Objective:
Provide a classification of the possible faults that the vehicle may have.
Public:
Quality team.
Predictive maintenance
Company:
Blue.
Problem:
Improving the aircraft maintenance process by implementing the predictive maintenance model.
Objective:
Reducing the fuel consumption of Embraer E2 aircraft through predictive maintenance.
Public:
Azul's maintenance team.
IDE for sensory device
Company:
Vita Institute.
Problem:
IoT for assessing balance in the elderly.
Objective:
Developing an intelligent chair for assessing and training balance in the elderly.
Public:
Technology team.