Computer Vision

eSERVANT

People counting, flow analysis, smart mobility, social networking.

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eSERVANT. Project co-financed under Tuscany POR FESR 2014-2020. Analysing, monitoring and connecting people in large facilities. The eSERVANT project was led by QUID Informatica S.p.A and was carried out in collaboration with the partners Sokom srl, Sintra Consulting srl, Magenta S.R.L. and the DIISM of the University of Siena.

eSERVANT. Operazione/Progetto finanziato nel quadro del POR FESR Toscana 2014-2020. Sviluppo di un sistema di analisi, monitoraggio e raccomandazione di persone in occasione di eventi che si svolgono in grandi strutture.

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Deep Compression Artifact Removal

image transformation approach based on a feed-forward fully convolutional residual network model

2018-2019
In this project we perform compression artifact removal by learning an image transformation task with a deep residual convolutional neural network. We show that conditional Generative Adversarial Networks produce higher quality images with sharp details which are relevant not only to the human eye but also for semantic computer vision tasks. We propose a GAN ensemble driven by a quality prediction network able to restore images compressed at any rate.

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TESEO

Advanced automated parking system.

2016-2018
TESEO. Project co-financed under Tuscany POR FESR 2014-2020. Development of an integrated, multi-sensing, high automation system for parking, traffic management and vehicle surveillance in wide areas.

TESEO. Progetto finanziato nel quadro del POR FESR Toscana 2014-2020. Sviluppo di un sistema integrato, multisensore e ad elevata automazione per la gestione del traffico, della sosta e della sorveglianza di veicoli in vaste aree.

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IMAGACT-MED

E-health communication systems for Instructing and Monitoring patients: creation of 3D animations from medical instructions and automatic patient activity assessment.

2017-2019
funded by: Regione Toscana PAR FAS 2007-2013

The correct execution of instructions to patients is crucial for the success of the health care and a crucial step of the therapeutic alliance.
Everyday language is not sufficient to this end: the more that activities must be precisely defined the more language complexity grows.
The solution proposed in this project is to develop an e-health module, interoperable with different platforms, which exploits the communicative potential of 3D animation, videos, and computer vision, in giving and monitoring instructions.

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