After 9 out of 9 Full Papers were recently accepted at ETFA, opens an external URL in a new window, the LIT CPS Lab is proud to announce another success: 9 out of 9 of our WiP papers were…

"This year, LIT CPS Lab has submitted 9 papers to ETFA , opens an external URL in a new window– every single one of them has been accepted," says Professor Rick Rabiser, excited about his…

Recently, ten dedicated employees of LIT CPS Lab participated in the first JKU Campus Run. The relay race, as well as the 4 km and 10 km routes,…

Which challenges in the field of software engineering have to be overcome to enable the successful development of Cyber-Physical Production Systems…

12 km, 450 meters of altitude and 3 hours of walking – the LIT CPS Lab team looks back on a successful team event.

The LIT CPS Lab and Dynatrace , opens an external URL in a new windowteam…

The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the networking of physical objects via computer networks. The IoT is becoming increasingly important for…

What were you doing five years ago today? While you may be reminiscing about the answer, let us tell you what was on our agenda in March 2018:…

Congratulations to Elene Kutsia and Philipp Bauer (represented at the conference by co-supervisor Lisa Sonnleithner) from the Christian Doppler Lab…

Once a month, the whole team of the CPS Lab meets for a joint meeting. This time we finished the meeting with a cooking session in the kitchen of the…