The device sends a sound signal to the ear, scanning and analyzing the auditory system. Unlike its analogues, the development takes into account the individual characteristics of the auditory system of each patient.
The device can detect the disease in time and prevent hearing loss.
Students of Kyiv Polytechnic have created a laser that monitors the state of water bodies at any distance! More than a hundred such analyzers are being developed, and Europe is already taking the project under its funding!
KPI students are developing the first Ukrainian ceramic filter that will purify water even from a swamp or infected with bacteria. It will allow defenders at the front to always have clean water.
KPImedia together with the Ukrainian media #ShoTam created a video about a unique development, thanks to which thousands of wounded defenders will be able to walk and even run again!
Vitalii Pasichnyk, Vice-Rector for Research, notes that in 2022, a significant part of the projects implemented at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute is important for the security and defense of Ukraine.
In the final of the startup competition at the XI Festival of Innovative Projects "Sikorsky Challenge 2022", a project on the production of hydrogen by electrolysis using ultrasonic cavitation was presented.
Students of the Department of Information Systems and Technologies of the Faculty of Information Technology are developing a robot with the mentoring support of the faculty's scientific leadership.
The second stage of the XXII All-Ukrainian Championship in Information Technology "Ecosoft-2023" and the XIV national stage of the International Computer Project Competition INFOMATRIX-2023 have been held.
Among the winners:
"KP" continues publishing interviews with young scientists of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, who developed, manufactured and prepared the PolyITAN-NR-30 nanosatellite for space launch within the scientific body under the leadership of Boris Rassamakin.
Innovative devices for medical diagnosis, created at the Department of Acoustic and Multimedia Electronic Systems (AMES) under the leadership of Professor Serhii Naida, are traditionally recognized and in demand among specialists, and receive funding from sponsors.
