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The HUN-REN SZTAKI's portrait-drawing robot worked its way through the 2024 conference held between 26 and 29 August, where two researchers from the institute also gave lectures on the its operation and development challenges. More than 200 drawings from around the same number of people were made during the event. Report.
Professor Klitzing, who gave a keynote lecture on the morning of the closing day of the conference, won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1985 for his discovery of the quantum Hall effect, which eventually led to major advances in metrology.
The third day of the IMEKO World Congress 2024 took place on 28 August 2024, with Stefan Hell, winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, giving a keynote presentation. The professor presented online and talked about new developments in the past ten years since winning the Nobel Prize for his achievements in microscopy. HUN-REN SZTAKI is being present all week at the conference, which will take place from 26 to 29 August.
In addition to the usual marker made drawing, Frank Härtig received a second picture made with a new technique, using graphite pencil. HUN-REN SZTAKI is exhibiting at the conference in Hamburg all week.
2024. augusztus 26-án zajlott a 29-ig tartó IMEKO World Congress 2024 első napja, aminek technológiai szekcióiban a HUN-REN SZTAKI két kutatója, Nacsa János és Viharos Zsolt János, a Mérnöki és Üzleti Intelligencia Kutatólaboratórium tudományos főmunkatársai is előadtak a rendezvényen is kipróbálható portrérajzoló robotról.
The EU-funded “Application-level Swarm-based Orchestration Across the Cloud-to-Edge Continuum” (Swarmchestrate) project launched at the beginning of 2024. This spring, the HUN-REN SZTAKI lead consortium of 14 partners gathered in Budapest for their first face-to-face project meeting to discuss the working plan of the project that introduces a fundamentally new application management approach, and then signed the consortium agreement recently.
Between July 30 and August 1, 2024, the Hungarian Machine Learning Days was organized for the second time at the European Youth Centre in Budapest, by the Artificial Intelligence National Laboratory (MILAB), coordinated by HUN-REN SZTAKI.
A HUN REN SZTAKI munkatársai 2024. május 30-31-én részt vettek a második személyes megbeszélésen a [CINEA] által támogatott [BATTwin] projekt kapcsán. A megbeszélésen szóba került a HUN-REN SZTAKI által vezetett munkacsomag tervezése, melynek 24 hónapos időablaka júniussal kezdődik.
Colleagues from the Laboratory of Parallel and Distributed Systems participated in the face-to-face kick-off meeting of the new Horizon Europe project, GreenDIGIT. The 36-month-long project aspires to lower the environmental footprint of Digital Infrastructures. The project's coordinator, the University of Amsterdam welcomed the 15-member consortium in Amsterdam and launched the project with an in-person meeting in spring of 2024.

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ApertusVR is a MIT licensed, open source, platform independent programmers library, which delivers a new perspective of integration of virtual reality and augmented reality technologies on fields such as research, industry, or application design. Due to the scalability, and distributed approach, the applications developed with ApertusVR are easy to couple with already existent applications...
Intensification of competition and developments such as market-driven and customer-focused supply chains forced companies to become parts of complex production and logistics networks, instead of producing in isolation. In the future only companies will be competitive which are capable of ensuring the effectiveness of their entire supply chain. To achieve a competitive edge and shorter time to...
Customer-oriented manufacturing companies need production planning tools that help them to fulfill orders in a fast and flexible way. At the same time, these tools should keep production costs as low as possible, and eliminate all the unnecessary fluctuations of the production load. These challenges can only be met if companies exploit state-of-the-art planning technologies to their full potential...
Consulting tasks, micro-developments and workshops about reactive programming topics, especially about RxJava and related libraries/technologies.
The eLearning Department of SZTAKI has dealt with mobile-based software development since 2005. As a result of this activity, a new application family was created under the name of GUIDE@HAND that was able to meet a wide variety of aspects of life in today's age and trends. The first such mobile application served for tourist purposes and was granted with several prizes in Hungary and abroad. Due...

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Our fundamental task is to perform basic and application-oriented research in an interdisciplinary setting in the fields of computer science and information technology. Contract-based target research, development, training and expert support for domestic and foreign industrial, governmental and other partners are also important activities at the Institute.

The aim of this project is to develop and evaluate a computer-based methods for automated and improved detection and classification of different colorectal lesions, especially polyps.

Progressive and well scheduled building of bridges between the physical and digital worlds, a special readiness for innovative adaptation, answers to challenges in a prompter way than any time before, including bold steps to be made concerning innovation.

The European manufacturing industry is facing challenges in terms of adaptability, flexibility and vertical integration. The SYMBIO-TIC project adresses these important issues towards a safe, dynamic, intuitive and cost effective working environment were inmersive and symbiotic collaboration between human workers and robots can take place.