Pervasive Personalized Intelligence
A National Science Foundation Industry-University Collaborative Research Center
The PPI Center
The Pervasive Personalized Intelligence Center (PPI Center) is a multi-university partnership between the University of Colorado Boulder, Oregon State University, and Oakland University. The industry-focused research center operates under the supervision of the US National Science Foundation (NSF) using the Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers model. The PPI Center supports the aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, national labs, and high-tech sectors looking to build intelligence platforms that predict, automate, detect, and diagnose; pushing intelligence to the edge of the network, where latency is critical, and mobility, privacy, and context awareness are essential qualities.
Industry and Universities Coming Together for Intelligent IoT
We are an interdisciplinary group of academic researchers and industry thought-leaders coming together to work on the common challenges to realize intelligent software systems that we would want and are confident in. At the PPI Center, we believe that an open forum with startups, large corporate partners, and government agencies connecting directly with university researchers is necessary to turn fundamental research into innovative products. Contact us today to set up a discovery meeting with one of the center directors to see how your organization can leverage the PPI Center.
Founding Members
NEC Corporation
Global Member
since September 2019
Intel Corporation
Global Member
from September 2020
Itron
Member
from September 2020
Trimble
Member
from September 2020
Dell Technologies
Member
from September 2020
Daimler Trucks North America
Member
from September 2020
Galois
Member
from September 2020
"I believe that further advancing digital innovation by IoT requires both technology breakthrough and technology harmonization and thus, this center, consisting of a team of universities and a broad spectrum industrial partners, will certainly become the new core of open innovations. My expectation is that the center will create a global-scale impact and visibility to make it the place for academia-industry collaboration on IoT."