CoDe Lab Partners KATH Radiology Unit to Launch Smart Diagnostic Tool Read More

Applying AI to Healthcare for Social Impact. Advancing Frontiers of Medicine

CoDe Lab and the Global Health and Infectious Diseases Research Group (KCCR) secure funding for GDM Research Read More

Together with our research partners, we have attracted USD 98, 613.00 from the Science for Africa Foundation to support AI-based Gestational Diabetis Mellitus care in Ghana.

CoDe Lab , Aston University and Department of Mechanical Eng. - KNUST secure AAKTP Funding for Research Read More

Together with our research partners, we have attracted GBP 496,768.00 for two research projects in agriculture from UKRI

CoDe Lab Partners Ghana Water to Increase Access to Potable Water in Ghana

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CoDe Lab Partners GWCL to Launch Water ATMs in Low-income Communities
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Welcome to Connected Devices Lab - KNUST

Pioneering the Future of Technology

At the forefront of innovation, we are dedicated to advancing the boundaries of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies. Based within the Department of Computer Engineering, our lab specializes in both fundamental and applied research, covering areas such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Cybersecurity, and Blockchain technologies.

Our mission is to propel technological advancements in Ghana and across the sub-region, fostering cutting-edge solutions that address real-world challenges. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or industry partner, we invite you to join us on this exciting journey toward shaping the future of AI and emerging technologies.

Explore, innovate, and collaborate with us at the Connected Devices Lab!

Artificial Intelligence

Internet of Things

Cybersecurity

chain

Blockchain Technology

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Latest News

What is Happening in Tech and our Lab.

Code Lab
September 24, 2016

Understanding Dark Data

Code Lab
September 14, 2016

What is Next for IoT?

Code Lab
February 5, 2017

The Human Errors that Defeated Enigma