Our project VisioYao, dedicated to logistics in the pharmaceutical sector, has been selected as one of the winners of REACH Incubator, an initiative funded under Horizon2020 (Grant Agreement no. 951981). VisioYao is a semantic computer vision system: it allows automatically checking whether an order is fully and correctly picked, using images taken at different times…
In view of the summer we summarize the “paper” suggestions we discussed in the issues of our newsletter TURING vs ASIMOV published in this first half of the year. Read our 14 books recommendations for you holidays. (Italian)
Italy’s largest conference on the world of data and innovation. On May 18 we will be present in Rome with a talk entitled “Bayesian probabilistic algorithms and human sciences for modeling and predicting behaviors”. Event agenda
What is eaten in restaurants in Rome and Milan? Through the data collection and analysis we describe how Italians’ tastes are changing highlighting the increase in the number of some ethnic cuisine restaurants. Our research for Identità Golose: http://www.identitagolose.it/sito/it/44/18681/dallitalia/milano-e-roma-ecco-come-cambia-la-ristorazione.html
The “self driving” issue is becoming central in the news mainstream and it will probably re-shape the vehicle market in the next few years. It is always difficult to stay up-to-date on the emerging ideas and concepts: in order to try to extract some insights regarding self driving, we’ve analyzed several articles published in the…
Analyzing the number of viewers on different days and time of the day, lets us discover trends and monitor events that are gaining popularity on Wikipedia. Which are the most followed tv shows? Did that political event have an impact on a broader audience? Is there a correlation between those ten pages? Visit our blog…
Jointly with VoteWatch Europe we compared voting behaviour of the Italian political parties in the European and in the Italian Parliament. You can read the research on our blog on Medium. We also realized two interactive maps showing the key votes we analyzed in the study. Each dot on the map represents the voting…
We love playing with data. This is why we started thinking and creating simple games using information we collected for our projects on the European Parliament. One of them is match the MEP: can you guess the MEP by seeing only a tiny part of his face? Can you match the MEP with his nationality?…
