LAIF is a predictive aquatic surveillance system that works using computer vision technology. It analyses different patterns of behaviour of people in an aquatic environment and should be able to detect behaviour compatible with drowning. Once detected, it will generate an alarm for subsequent actio...

CIMNE is the coordinator of the ProdPhD, an EU-funded project which aims to create social network tools and procedures for developing entrepreneurial skills in PhD programmes. Started in 2021, this two-year project delivers and demonstrates through different pilot actions a social network-based trai...

On May 19th, the results of the HAMELIN project were presented in Port-Vendres, a town in the Languedoc-Roussillon region (France). HAMELIN is the acronym for ‘Tools to adapt and improve the management of insect pests’. This project (EFA335/19) is coordinated by the International Centr...

With the goal of monitoring chronic diseases, CIMNE participates in an investigation that proposes using the mobile phone as a kind of spirometer. Alberto Tena, member of CIMNE ICT group, is the principal investigator of this project at the centre. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innov...

In its approach to became an smart city, Sant Vicenç dels Horts City Council has signed a framework agreement with CIMNE. The research and development centre in computational engineering has been the technological partner chosen by this municipality to carry out the techologies addressed to p...

Alberto Tena, member of the research team of the Information and Communication Technologies group of CIMNE, has just published an article in the journal Biomedical Signal Processing and Control titled "Automated detection of COVID-19 cough". This article, published in Open access, is a joi...