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Four members of the Geometric Modelling and Computer Vision Laboratory represented the group in ICPR 2010 in Istanbul, and presented two significant research results. They introduced an algorithm that computes optical flow using variational methods

This event , organized within the framework of the EU-funded SCC-Computing project, pursued to: (1) foster scientific collaboration between Europe and China in the ICT field; (2) identify research challenges for further development of joint research

The Fourth Annual Bio-IT World Europe Conference & Expo attracted life sciences, pharmaceutical, informatics and IT professionals from across Europe and the rest of the world to share research advances, information trends and new enabling

The conference started with a day of tutorials and workshops and continued with a three-day technical programme. The fifth day was a "Developers' Day." The tutorials and workshops provided in-depth looks into specific areas of current interest. The

ECDL 2007 was devoted to discussions about hot issues and applications and primarily provided a forum to reinforce the collaboration of researchers and practitioners in the field. 6 half-day tutorials preceded and 6 workshops followed the conference

AAMAS is the leading scientific conference for research in autonomous agents and multiagent systems. The AAMAS conference series was initiated in 2002 by merging highly respected individual conferences (ICMAS, ATAL and AA) in order to to provide a

In this work the Distributed Event Analysis Research Laboratory have proposed a new object-based hierarchical model for joint probabilistic extraction of vehicles and coherent vehicle groups - called traffic segments - in airborne LIDAR point clouds

Parametric active contours are efficient tools for boundary detection. However, existing external-energy-inspired methods have difficulties when detecting high curvature, noisy or low contrasted contours and they often suffer from initialization

Self-organizing methods can efficiently search, route and replicate content in complex, dynamic networks. Furthermore, they make the assumption that decisions of the nodes of the networks rely only on local information and therefore the global

The presentation attempts to encompass the opportunities for applying QR codes for museums and exhibits through the example of the Hungarian Museum of Environmental Protection and Water Management (Esztergom, Hungary). Besides providing interactivity

A research consortium of 8 European partners from industry (Airbus, Deimos Space), research establishments (DLR, MTA SZTAKI) and Universities (Bordeaux, Delft, Hull, Leicester) was established in July 2009 with funding from the European Union 7th

Congratulation to Professor László Monostori , Deputy Director Research of the Computer and Automation Research Institute , Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA SZTAKI), for his selection as member of the Engineering and Technological Sciences