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SILENSE Machine Learning Day in Evry

  • Posted on: 27 September 2019
  • By: Admin

On September 20th the project partner IMT organized internal workshop at its premises in Evry (France). Current state of Machine Learning based algorithms for use with ultrasound were discussed. Every partner present (IMT, BUT, UTIA, TNO, SINTEF and IMEC) participated in fruitfull discussions. At the end of the day, everyone left with vision of steps that need to be done to reach the common goal, to have functional chain from ultrasound sensor to machine learned algorithm.

Successful second review meeting

  • Posted on: 25 July 2019
  • By: Admin

On 18th of July 2019 the SILENSE partnership had its second review meeting in Brussels. Current status of every work package and demo was presented. The reviewers evaluated achievements and were amazed by progress made in the second year of the project. After successful review every partner is now fully focusing on the third and last year of the project to reach all set goals.

Fruitfull partner meeting in Oslo

  • Posted on: 10 June 2019
  • By: Admin

During the last week of May our SILENSE partnership had already its fifth meeting; this time hosted by our Norwegian partner SINTEF at the premises of Meet Ullevaal with lovely view on National Football Stadium in Oslo. Almost all partners joined the meeting and carried out multiple presentations on results of their work after two years of the project. The main topics of the two-day meeting were: overview of each work package, current status of demonstrators, standardization overview and notes on dissemination & exploitation.

Project meeting in Oslo

  • Posted on: 30 January 2019
  • By: Admin

From 27th to 29th May 2019 the SILENSE partnership will have its next meeting, organized by our Norway partner SINTEF with the support by another parther Elliptic Labs. It will be a great opportunity to bring all partners together again since last meeting. More information for consorcium partners can be found here.

SILENSE at EFECS Lisbon

  • Posted on: 28 November 2018
  • By: Admin

In the frame of European Forum for Electronic Components and Systems (EFECS), which was held in Lisbon this year, the project representatives from BUT, NXP and Infineon actively promoted the SILENSE project during the exhibition of ECSEL, AENEAS and EUREKA projects. Our project booth was attended by numerous visitors, representing other projects, research organizations and policy makers from all over the Europe. These visitor were interested especially in the project's ambitions, actual intentions and the results achieved so far.

Successful partner meeting in London

  • Posted on: 29 October 2018
  • By: Admin

Our SILENSE partnership had its fourth meeting; this time hosted by our British partner Speedo in their London office. With some exceptions all partner joined the meeting and carried out a lively debate on the latest developments of their technologies and respective integration into all the demonstrators. These are the cornerstone of the project and will need the full support of all work packages. It is equally important that the demonstrators clearly indicate their requirements to advance jointly and swiftly.

SILENSE at the ‘ECSEL in Germany’ Congress

  • Posted on: 15 September 2018
  • By: Admin

After its first four years of H2020 over thirty initiatives and numerous experts met at the ‘ECSEL in Germany’ Congress. It took place in Dresden on 5th and 6th September 2018. This platform provided an excellent opportunity to exchange experience, analyse technology trends as well as debate the future of the European research programme beyond 2020 and the input of German partners in shaping in.

Ultrasound channel sounding experiments in TNO

  • Posted on: 6 September 2018
  • By: Admin

For the development of the Smart Acoustic Wearable System demonstrator, channel soundings and ambient noise measurements were performed recently at the TNO premises in The Hague with assistance from NXP and Elliptic Labs. During this channel sounding campaign, ultrasound probe signals in two bandwidths (2-36kHz & 18-24kHz) were transmitted using a tweeter and received by six microphones.

Project meeting in London

  • Posted on: 23 August 2018
  • By: Admin

On 18th and 19th October 2018 the SILENSE partnership will have its fourth meeting, hosted by our UK partner Speedo. It will be a great opportunity to bring all partners together again since review meeting. More information for consorcium partners can be found here.

Haptic feedback touchscreen

  • Posted on: 23 August 2018
  • By: Admin
LCM haptic feedback touchscreen
Consortium parner Linz Center of Mechatronics GmbH (LCM) developed an innovative touch screen with haptic feedback features. The heart of the recently patented system is a transparent plate, which is actively deformed by piezoelectric actuators. The plate provides haptic feedback precisely at the moment it is touched, rather similar to the impression obtained by physically tapping a conventional key. Interaction with touch panels becomes more intuitive, and input accuracy increases. More can be found in attached PDF.

First review meeting Brussels

  • Posted on: 30 May 2018
  • By: Admin

On 6. June the SILENSE partnership will have its first review meeting roughly one year after the start of the project. The technical progress and consortium activities of all work packages will be broadly discussed. The project achievements and plans will be evaluated by ECSEL reviewers.

QoMEX 2018

  • Posted on: 19 January 2018
  • By: Admin

Special Session on “User-centric Evaluation of Interactive Applications”

Extended deadlines for paper registration and paper submission are Jan 19th and Jan 29th, respectively!

Interactive applications such as web-browsing, gaming and enterprise applications, but also IoT (Internet-of-Things) and CPS (Cyber-Physical System) require special approaches for QoE assessment.

Open job position: post-PhD R&D specialist at Elliptic Labs

  • Posted on: 18 January 2018
  • By: Admin

EllipticLab's Norwegian branch located in Oslo search for a Post-Doctoral R&D specialized in Machine Learning, Signal Processing or related fields, preferably Acoustics, Computational Physics or Communications.

The new member of R&D team will contribute to leading edge of ultrasound solutions under SILENSE project, specifically using Machine Learning for Ultrasound. More details are in attachment.

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