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Research and development in computer vision and machine learning is rapidly evolving. In this newsroom, you can read about Univrses’ activities and contribution to research, as well as the latest news from the industry.
Do you want to help build the smart cities and societies of tomorrow? Univrses is looking for Front End and Back End Engineers to join the team in Stockholm. You will be part of designing, building and scaling Univrses’ Smart City products in close collaboration with our team of scientists and expert engineers.
Read more and apply today! >>
https://univrses.com/open-positions/back-end-engineer/
https://univrses.com/open-positions/front-end-engineer/
Interested in shaping the autonomous future? Univrses is now looking for a talented Computer Vision Scientist to join the team in Stockholm! In this role, you will help develop cutting-edge technologies for autonomous systems in close collaboration with Univrses’ other scientists and expert engineers.
Read more and apply! >> https://univrses.com/open-positions/computer-vision-scientist-2/
Meet David Lidström, new Business Development Manager at Univrses! David has extensive experience from working with marketing and business development in various other organizations. Although he has only been a part of our team for a few weeks, he has already represented The Company on several occasions. Watch one of his first appearances at Kista Mobility Day 2020 (in Swedish), starting at 1:27:00 >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6_xrPQMu70&t=5275s
We are happy to have you onboard, David!
We are proud to announce another great win! Our master's thesis student Fereidoon Zangeneh has been awarded a grant by WASP to carry out an Industrial PhD programme at Univrses in conjunction with @kthuniversity. In the course of his research, he will work on augmenting our mapping technology with deep learning which makes it possible for us to build more accurate semantic maps of cities.
Congratulations and welcome to the team, Fereidoon!
We keep investigating new areas where our Smart City product 3DAI™ City can be used, and it pays off! Univrses is part of the ANIARA consortium, led by Ericsson, who have come together to work on 5G and its utilization in Smart Cities. Last week, the consortium received a grant from Vinnova to develop this exciting capability. This grant is another great acknowledgement of 3DAI™ City. 5G is a new area for us, and we are excited to explore its potential as we change cities, societies and people’s everyday life for the better!
Thanks Vinnova and ANIARA!
Tomorrow is Swedish Midsommar, and we're taking a day off to celebrate it. Glad Midsommar / Happy Midsummer everybody! 🇸🇪
#cvpr2020 has started! Although this year’s conference will be held online, the work done by Univrses’ Amit, Sergio and Linus will be shown as planned. Tomorrow, they will present their research on Camera Extrinsic Estimation and development of an efficient solution to the hand-eye calibration problem.
We are happy to present two new members of our team. Meet Computer Vision Scientist Martin Heinze and Deep Learning Engineer Jules Flabeau!
Members of the Univrses team keeping their spirits up during a temporary reunion in Kungsträdgården, Stockholm.
#teamspirit
Today, we are happy to once again attend the great Modena Automotive Smart Area (MASA) Day. This year’s event is digital and packed with interesting companies and sessions.
Univrses’ Computer Vision Scientist and Head of Products Alessandro Pieropan will participate in a round table discussion on Smart Technology in Smart Cities. He will present Univrses' Smart City solution 3DAI™ City, and be joined by representatives from Afry, AMT Genova, Comune di Torino, Comune di Merano, Comune di Modena and UniMoRe – UniFe.
A giant contract that matches our great gratitude for winning the Ignite Sweden Commercialisation Prize 2020 yesterday! Here’s a comment from Univrses’ CEO, Jonathan Selbie: - This is a huge step for us. Receiving the prize is great recognition for the work we have done. A commercial project with a company like @abbsverige is what startups dream about. It is a fantastic opportunity to work with a company that has great technology, highly experienced people and a first-class brand. This recognition belongs to the amazing team at Univrses, a remarkable group of talented people who really deserve this great award"
Thanks again to Ignite Sweden, ABB, @synerleap , EIT Innoenergy, @energimyndigheten and @svenskamassan!
We are proud to announce that we have won this year’s Kommersialiseringpris! The award, which is handed out annually by Ignite Sweden, highlights the importance of commercial collaboration between start-ups and corporations. Univrses received this great recognition for the ongoing collaboration with @abbsverige and @synerleap , and the development of autonomous robotics for the mining industry.
Thanks to Ignite Sweden, Energimyndigheten, @innoenergymasters , @svenskamassan and our great friends at ABB and Synerleap!
Univrses began in April 2015 with 1 employee, no office and high hopes for the future. A lot has happened in half a decade. We're now more excited than ever about what the next decade will bring. Thank you for following our journey!
Stay safe,
Team Univrses
Offices around the world are silent, and ours is no exception. In these difficult times, whilst Governments focus on the health of their citizens, economic uncertainties abound. We believe that, where possible, it is more important than ever to carry on business as usual. And so that is what we do. Although we are all working from home, Univrses continues to support our clients and our partners in every way that we can. If you would like to know more about 3DAI™ City (a platform that will shape the future of urban society) and 3DAI™ Engine (world-class perception solutions for autonomous systems), please get in touch.
Look after yourselves and each other.
Team Univrses
Photogrammetry is one of the many areas where our computer vision technologies can be applied. This is the science of producing reliable information about an object using photographs. We have leveraged components from Univrses’ 3DAI™ Engine to deliver photogrammetry solutions in a variety of applications. These include tools to measure the size of goods on a conveyor belt and, more recently, a smartphone application for measuring wear on mechanical components in machinery. Automating these inspection tasks using computer vision means component life can be monitored more accurately - resulting in fewer failures and less downtime.
Do you want to learn more? Read our new case study on Photogrammetry! >> Link in bio #photogrammetry
So-called Last Mile Delivery (LMD) robots are currently being developed by companies around the world. Soon they will be an integral part of the urban landscape. These delivery systems need state-of-the-art 3D perception technologies to function properly, and Univrses 3DAI™ Engine is a direct answer to this need.
Read our case study about how our technologies will help build the next generation of delivery robots >> Link in bio
#deliveryrobot
Greetings from several of our new micro offices in Stockholm! Although we are currently working from home due to the coronavirus situation, we work as hard as ever before. Visit our website to learn more about what we do (link in bio). Stay safe and #stayathome,
Team Univrses
In light of the current situation, Univrses took the decision last Thursday to close the office in Stockholm for the next few weeks. All employees have been asked to work from home to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. Our thoughts and best wishes are with those who have suffered and with those who are on the front line in the fight against this pandemic. Take care, look after yourselves and stay safe ❤️
Last week, Univrses' inaugural Hackathon took place at our office in Stockholm. The team split into several imaginary startups with each group developing a proof of concept "product" for the robotic market. Marks were awarded for creativity and flair as well as solid engineering and business sense. 6 teams, 6 robots, 6 hours of coding but only 1 winner.
Congratulations to team LazyRobots (Jules Flabeau, Alessandro Pieropan, Amit Dekel, Magnus Selin and Antonio Matosevic) who won with their innovative delivery robot!
Big news! We are happy to announce that a paper written by Amit Dekel, Linus Härenstam-Nielsen and Sergio Caccamo from the Univrses research team has been accepted to #CVPR2020! Their work presents a novel optimal solution to the hand-eye calibration problem.
#CVPR #Zenuity