The work was born from an idea by Andrea Ferracani and Daniele Pezzatini, researchers at MICC and prof. Alberto Del Bimbo collaborators.
InTime combines recommendation algorithms, clustering techniques, tools for video annotations and evaluation of semantic distances to offer targeted multimedia services and propagate interests and connections through the network.
Advanced Communication: the unit focuses on several active research lines: wireless terrestrial and satellite systems, aeronautical radio communications, tracking systems, mesh networks, sensor networks and security.
Image and Communication: the research unit carries out scientific research on multimedia forensics and security, digital watermarking, image processing for cultural heritage and health, applications for mobile and digital TV.
Media and Law: the research carried out by the unit covers the subject of the publicistic profiles of digital rights management systems and the institutional and legal problems connected to them.
Software Engineering: the unit maintains these main research lines: methods of quantitative evaluation of systems, predictive models for wireless sensor networks and engineering methods for the semantic web.
Telecommunications: the research activities of this unit are related to satellite communication systems and cognitive and non-linear adaptive processing techniques applied to radar processing.
Visual Media Processing: the research unit maintains several active lines of scientific research essentially based on techniques of pattern recognition and image analysis, video content and 3D models.
