Advancing frontier research in the fields of computer vision, machine learning and multimedia to deliver maximum benefit to industry and society.

Harnessing the potential of infinite data

Finding meaning in the sheer volume of big data generated in today’s world is a significant challenge. Our researchers are leading the development of innovations that put big data to work transforming industries and lives. We have an extensive track record in delivering impactful solutions across computer vision prediction, social multimedia, text information extraction, machine learning, interactive camera automation, large-scale video surveillance, and more.

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Professor Massimo Piccardi

Specialised research labs

With the latest in advanced equipment and deep, industry-focused expertise, our labs are breaking new ground every day. Labs in this program include: 

  • AI-Empowered Digital Twin (DT) Lab

    Transforming real-time big data into digital intelligence with advanced AI technologies for intelligent decision making.

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  • Machine Learning and Data Analytics Lab

    Driving the future of industries through automation & AI, from Statistical Bayesian approaches to Deep Learning methodologies.

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  • Multimedia Data Analytics Lab

    Developing data analytics across multimedia platforms in collaboration with some of the world’s most innovative corporations.

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  • Natural Language Processing, Understanding and Generation Lab

    Investigating advanced applications of NLP and implementing transformative solutions for government, industry and society.

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  • Visual and Aural Intelligence Lab

    Pioneering the development of machine-learning algorithms in a variety of multimedia and computer vision applications.

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