Dominik Osinski

Dominik Osinski is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronic Systems within the Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at NTNU. His work focuses on sensor systems, signal processing, and assistive technologies. He is affiliated with projects like Colorophone (a wearable sensory substitution system) and the Isense echolocation system for visually impaired individuals.

Education & Background: While specific educational details are not provided, his competencies suggest expertise in engineering and computer science disciplines.

Research Interests:

• Development of smart sensors and embedded systems
• Instrumentation and measurement techniques
• Applications in sensory aids and assistive technologies
• Virtual instrumentation and software development

His projects often bridge hardware and software, such as the DiurEasy urine analysis system and a beam pickup timing monitoring system for CERN experiments.

Teaching & Outreach: Involved in teaching and supervising projects related to electronics, signal processing, and automation. Active in promoting accessible technology through initiatives like wearable eye-tracking systems.

Labs/Teams: Leads or contributes to teams developing innovative sensor-based solutions, including Colorophone and Isense systems.