Visual Computing Lab

The virtual Q&A session will be centered around how Information and Communications Technology (ICT) can help migrant inclusion in the EU.

Three teams within the Visual Computing Lab (VCL) will participate in ECCV 2020 workshops.

A paper dealing with a novel multi-view methodology for graph-based neural networks has been accepted for publication at ECCV 2020.

A mutual effort by the Visual Computing Lab and the Humanitas Research Hospital aims to provide doctors with an automated system for prioritizing patient treatment needs in order to augment their decision making process.

The Security Research Rapid Response Platform brings together the capabilities of the security research community to support the global efforts to combat COVID-19.

Papers from three different teams within the Visual Computing Lab (VCL) have been accepted for publication at CVPR 2020 workshops.

VCL Co-organizes the ICME 2020 Workshop on ICT and Multimedia Tools for Migrants Inclusion in Host Societies (WIMMIH)   Migrants integration into host societies pose many challenges in different levels. From job seeking to education enrolling and from asylum seeker to vulnerable refugees, the spectrum of different tools that can be created to assist these people and host authorities is vast. Multimedia ICT solutions have been devised in order to cope with many of these issues. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and…

VCL Co-organizes the PETRA 2020 AGENT II Workshop   New advances in sensing technologies, including wearables, depth sensors, cameras etc., and machine/deep learning techniques open up new opportunities for researchers to capture and collect data in order to: i) offer early detection, monitoring and prevention of many disorders; ii) identify harmful habits and behaviors; iii) ensure a barrier-free life for people with disabilities and; iv) provide early interventions for improving quality of life and encouraging behavior change towards adopting and…