Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Complex Systems
We are proudly releasing a couple of new Artificial Intelligence microservices! Students, collaborators and even profs are contributing to extending the list of microservices on our Kubernetes cluster. Check them out here: https://icosys.ch/icoservices. All microservices are accessible through REST API following the openapi v3 specification (OAS3). Flip-ML. The objective of this microservice is to […]
Prof. Rumley from iCoSys organised this year’s edition of the BENEFRI Summer School. No less than 39 persons joined in remote but beautiful Arolla for 3 intense days of talks, questions, discussions and hikes. More info here
Happy to share the news about the closing of this very interesting BIOSMART EU project aiming at discovering new ways to package our food with bio-sourced and bio-degradable films. Our institute iCoSys contributed to the digital tools used to predict economic and physical performances of packagings. Thanks to PICC for onboarding us to this project. Check […]
Prof. S. Rumley organised and chaired a Thematic Session on “Collaborative Machine Learning across IoT, Edge, Fog and Cloud devices for Improved Privacy and Resilience” at the Hipeac Computing Systems Week in Tampere, Finland #CSWSpring22. The program can be found here : https://www.hipeac.net/csw/2022/tampere/#/program/sessions/7974/
FL talk on Projet HESTIA: Hestia est une plateforme d’échange de données médicales sécurisée composé d’applications mobiles pouvant connecter différents capteurs afin de traiter les constantes médicales d’une personne à des fins de rééducation, de prévention ou de promotion de la santé et ce, dans son lieu de vie.
Finally a new edition of the iCoSys FL-seminar. We will have Jonathan Donzallaz telling us more about his latest results.
Les free-lunchs reprennent du service ! Dans cette occurrence, le Prof. Fernando Velez nous présentera ses activités et la raison de sa présence à la HEIA-FR pour quelques mois.
Join us at ICDAR 2021 in Lausanne from 5 to 10th of September 2021. As academic sponsor, iCoSys is involved in the organisation of the International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition. This is the main and biggest conference for the research community active in document analysis and recognition, a field of growing importance in the current age of digital transition.
Machine Learning achieves good success for automatic fall detection based on wearable sensors. Our iCoSys members Nicolas Zurbuchen and Pascal Bruegger, in collaboration with Adriana Wilde from the Centre for Health Technologies at the University of Southampton defined new state of the art results in their publication in Sensors magazine (Sensors 2021, 21(3), 938; https://doi.org/10.3390/s21030938). Congrats to them. […]
iCoSys extends its deep learning micro-services library with Colorizer, a service able to re-colour black and white photographies. Check it out at here. Colorizer includes several interesting features. First, a slick and intuitive web showcase is there to allow you easily drag and drop black and white images and re-colour them in an instant. Second, […]