Bernhard Rinner – Professor, Pervasive Computing

Research Posts

Privacy-protection research in 3sat science show nano

Persistent surveillance with multiple robots

Self-awareness for autonomous systems

More cyber security for intelligent cameras

Self-calibration of visual sensor networks

A bachelor thesis evolved into a startup company

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News

Coalition formation and task assignment in MRS

Journal paper on multidrone systems

Interview with Melanie Schranz

Four open senior scientist position (USE Lab)

Digitalization award for Jennifer Simonjan

Film footage about our privacy protection research

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About

Bernhard Rinner is professor at the University of Klagenfurt where he is heading the Pervasive Computing group. He is deputy head of the Institute of Networked and Embedded Systems and served as vice dean of the Faculty of Technical Sciences from 2008-2011.

Bernhard Rinner and his team work on the analysis, design and evaluation of pervasive networked embedded systems. Ongoing research includes coordination, optimization, self-organization and privacy-protection in networks – composed of sensors, cameras and drones.