News & Events

During 22–23 October, our colleagues Daniela Delinschi, Emil Pașca, Laura Andreica, Rareș Tamaian, and Bogdan Văduva proudly represented our team by presenting their latest research at the InnoComp 2025 International Conference in Cluj-Napoca. They showcased...

The generalized traveling salesman problem (GTSP) is an extension of the classical traveling salesman
problem (TSP), and it is among the most researched combinatorial optimization problems due to its theoretical properties, complexity aspects, and real-life applications in various areas: location-routing problems, material flow design problem, distribution of medical supplies, urban waste collection management, airport selection and routing the courier airplanes, image retrieval and ranking, digital garment manufacturing, etc.

The generalized traveling salesman problem (GTSP) is an extension of the classical traveling salesman
problem (TSP), and it is among the most researched combinatorial optimization problems due to its theoretical properties, complexity aspects, and real-life applications in various areas: location-routing problems, material flow design problem, distribution of medical supplies, urban waste collection management, airport selection and routing the courier airplanes, image retrieval and ranking, digital garment manufacturing, etc.

As part of the COSA project, we’re using a dedicated agricultural weather station equipped with smart sensors to collect essential field data in real time. The station monitors key environmental parameters, including: Air temperature and humidity Soil moisture...

We’re excited to announce that the COSA project will be presented at the InnoComp in the research panels sessions! This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase our work in smart agriculture, explore cutting-edge innovations, and engage with researchers and industry...

The COSA AGRIQ platform is an innovative initiative under the COSA project, designed to transform agriculture through the integration of advanced digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and IoT devices. Our team recently completed a preliminary validation...

On Wednesday, April 2nd, a research-focused workshop was held in the Senate Hall of CUNBM – UTCN, highlighting both ongoing and recently launched research projects within the university. The event brought together researchers from CUNBM, close collaborators from the...

Huge congratulations to Rudolf Erdei and Adrian Petrovan for receiving their official doctoral diplomas at the UTCN 2025 Research and Innovation Conference! Out of 74 new PhDs, two belong to our talented COSA team members. Their dedication to research and innovation...

Season's Greetings  - From COSA? As the winter chill embraces the fields, the Collaborative Framework for Smart Agriculture (COSA) project sends you the warmest wishes for the holiday season! This year, we've sown seeds of innovation and harvested a bounty of...