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Meet Piotr Usc, our latest team member. Piotr recently moved to Stockholm to join Univrses as our new C++ Software Engineer. With an extensive background in software development and mathematics, he will strengthen our work on calibration for self-driving cars. We are very excited to have him on board!
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Welcome to the team, Piotr!
Since early 2021, Master Thesis student Pernilla Wikström has conducted her research at Univrses. She has been working on methods for improving the sensor fusion and positioning abilities of an autonomous vehicle by using Deep Learning. The method makes it possible to extract information directly from raw IMU data (using DL), which enables a robust and safe system while, at the same time, making the vehicle less dependent on expensive sensors.
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Truly impressive work!
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Pernilla was supervised by Univrses' Computer Vision Scientist Ernesto Nunes and Computer Vision Engineers Srihaarika Vijjappu and Sylvain Potuaud.
Hello from Switzerland! 👋🏼
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Our CEO Jonathan Selbie has travelled southwards to join a massive networking conference, arranged by Kickstart Innovation. The first week of the event couldn’t have been better. We’ve had interesting meetings with several large corporations, talked to fellow start-ups from various countries, and presented our technologies to the world.
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The Univrses rollout accelerates. Thanks to our great friends at Kickstart for enabling us to reach further, and for the amazing work you do for global tech.
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We have the privilege of welcoming to our team Seged Meless. For the past 13 years, Seged has worked as a Geotechnical Engineer, designing the foundations for various civil engineering projects including bridges, dams, wind farms, airports and roads. In his new role at Univrses, he is responsible for data capture, annotation and annotation management. This ensures our Deep Learning teams have a well-stocked data pipeline to work with.
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Welcome to the team, Seged!
Meet Josh Quigley, new C++ Software Engineer at Univrses. Josh moved around the globe from Australia to join us in Stockholm, and carried with him 15 years of quantitative research and development experience in his luggage. After many years in the finance sector, he is now looking forward to bringing his expertise to the fields of Computer Vision and autonomous driving as he becomes a part of our Abracalibra team.
Welcome to Univrses, Josh!
Univrses' 3DAI™ City platform is to be used in a massive 5G infrastructure initiative, starting this fall. The ANIARA project is coordinated by our friends at Ericsson and includes companies and universities from several European countries. For the next two years, we will be focusing on how 3DAI™ City can leverage 5G in urban areas to create cities that are smarter than ever
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Do you want to learn more about ANIARA? Visit https://www.celticnext.eu/project-ai-net-aniara/ and stay tuned for further information in our channels!
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We are proud to announce that Univrses has been selected as a #Kickstarters21 partner 🎉 Kickstarter is a Swiss ecosystem innovation platform run by our friends at Kickstarter Innovation. Tech startups, cities, large corporations and universities from 20 countries join forces to work towards a better, safer and more liveable future for urban society.
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Stay tuned for more information on our Kickstarter journey. Thanks to Kickstarter Innovation for choosing Univrses for this ground-breaking initiative!
We’re now strengthening Univrses by welcoming Computer Vision Scientist Gerald Bianchi. Gerald has a PhD from ETH Zürich and over a decade of experience from developing various 3D-sensing software. In his new role, he will help develop our 3DAI™ Engine as we’re introducing the next generation of autonomous driving to the world.
Welcome to the team, Gerald!