The website project provided its creator with a wealth of new learning. Through the project, skills such as website structure design, user interface testing, and customer-oriented development were acquired.
An ambitious project was carried out within Centria University of Applied Sciences’ AIMlearning initiative, resulting in a guide to secure WordPress development. The guide was authored by Kalle Vesanterä, who leveraged his previous expertise in WordPress and Linux server environments.
The VR project opens up new possibilities for presenting and onboarding at construction sites. The goal of the project was to develop an application based on virtual reality that allows remote viewing of construction areas – both for onboarding new employees and supporting planning.
The report compared two significant technology platforms: Nvidia Omniverse and Bentley iTwin IoT, which serve different needs in the world of design and infrastructure management.
Joonas Mutka created content on machine learning and ICT business.
Engineering student Joonas Ojakangas from Kokkola joined the AIMlearning project in summer 2024 and soon found himself developing websites, B2B e-commerce platforms, and interactive event tools for local businesses. The internship not only expanded his skills in web design but also opened doors to future career opportunities.
A report by Niko Kuivalainen outlines a clear and actionable business plan for integrating artificial intelligence into company operations.
AIMlearning participant Arafat Adigun created a maintenance and repair record system where a company can record products that come in for maintenance.
Arafat Adigun created an inventory accounting system for Centrias Digitalization team to keep track of supplies.
AIMlearning participant Joonas Ojakangas explored the implementation of a WordPress site and built a website for an SME.
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