O instituto do Porto afirma que a investigação debruçou-se sobre a utilização da inteligência artificial e da aprendizagem profunda no diagnóstico complementar por raio-X da covid-19.
Investigadores do Instituto de Engenharia de Sistemas e Computadores, Tecnologia e Ciência (INESC TEC), no Porto, concluíram que a aprendizagem profunda pode tornar “mais rápido e fiável” o diagnóstico por raio-X de manifestações graves da covid-19, foi hoje anunciado.
“Não estou rico”. A história incrível de José Fonseca de Moura e de uma indemnização recordista por violação de patentes.
In the Media: Interview in Expresso with CMU Portugal Director at Carnegie Mellon University José M.F. Moura with an overview of his career and main achievements including the record settlement of $750 Million with Marvell on the infringement of two of his patents.
The CMU Portugal large Scale Collaborative project SAFEFOREST, led by Ingeniarius in collaboration with Silvapor, ISR Coimbra , Associação para o Desenvolvimento da Aerodinâmica Industrial (ADAI) and the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University was highlighted in Expresso, one of the leading Portuguese newspapers.
The article “Conheça o Ranger, o robô que uma equipa de portugueses quer pôr a limpar matas sem intervenção humana” (“Meet Ranger, the robot that intends to clear forests without human intervention”) introduced the robot Ranger developed by Ingeniarius that is developing under the SafeForest project an advanced robotic system for the prevention of wildland and wildland-urban interface (WWUI) fires.
One of the main goals of this research project is to drastically reduce the costs associated with the maintenance of forests with the help of advanced monitoring and robotic system to improve the maintenance of forests and contribute to reducing the wildfire hazard potential.
According to Micael Couceiro, Ingeniarius CEO “there are many projects for the development of robots to put out fires, but there are very few with the objective of developing robots to prevent these fires”. The goal is to have “by the end of 2021, the first prototype ready. And by the end of 2023 we should have the first prototypes of drones completed”.
Colaborar com projetos digitais na área da saúde que resolvam problemas faz parte do posicionamento da Glintt, multinacional tecnológica de origem portuguesa. Esse ‘apadrinhamento’, que ganhou massa crítica dentro de portas, está a expandir-se para fora de Portugal.
