The HINTS project will have a visiting Ph.D. research scholar during May-June 2025, Samir Ghosh, from the Social Emotional Technology Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He researches multi-user immersive applications for scientific sensemaking, exploring how groups can work in virtual reality to manipulate simulations and engage with complex data. This includes collaborations [...]
Today we had a visit of smart start graduate trainees @ BTH in the Human-Centered Intelligent Realities Laboratory. The visitors from Region Kalmar, Xylem, and Sydsvenska Handelskammaren got to hear about the HINTS project and ongoing research. The participants also tested some augmented reality (AR) and eye-tracking demos. Thanks to Emma Johansson from the Communications [...]
The HINTS project will have a visiting Ph.D. research scholar, Gaurav Rai, from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi, during September to February 2024-2025. His research focuses on computer graphics and computer vision techniques to generate animation and dynamic deformation. He is enthusiastic about designing creative computer [...]
Today we had a visit of staff from Ehrensvärdska High School in the Human-Centered Intelligent Realities Laboratory. The visitors got to hear about the HINTS project and ongoing research. The participants also tested some augmented reality (AR) and eye-tracking demos. Thanks to Johan Hjortsberg at BTH for the organisation of the event!
Today we had a visit of smart start graduate trainees @ BTH in the Human-Centered Intelligent Realities Laboratory. The visitors from SAAB, Roxtec, NIBE, Region Kalmar, Xylem, Ankarsrum and Sydsvenska Handelskammaren got to hear about the HINTS project and ongoing research. The participants also tested some augmented reality (AR) and eye-tracking demos. Thanks to Andreas [...]
Guest Lecture "May AI help you? Improving Settlement and Road Network Design for Maps of Small Scales Using Artificial Intelligence" by Dr Eng. Izabela Karsznia, April 10, 12:10-12:50, Room J1630 Cartographic generalization is an essential element of map design. It is defined as the deliberate and logical process of reducing the detail of map content [...]
Guest Lecture "Bringing Deep Learning and Reasoning Closer" by Prof. Plamen Angelov: January 24, 14:30, Room J1630 Deep Learning continues to attract the attention and interest not only of the wider scientific community and industry, but also society and policy makers. However, the mainstream approach of end-to-end iterative training of a hyper-parametric, cumbersome, and opaque [...]
