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Ivana Chingovska received the PhD degree from EPFL on May 2nd 2016 after the public defense of her doctoral dissertation entitled: "Trustworthy Biometric ...

Two Idiap spin-off in the Swiss Top 100 !

Two Idiap spin-off, Biowatch and Recapp, sponsored by The Ark Foundation, are part of Top 100 best Swiss start-ups 2015. The Valais is the 4th most prolific ...

Best Multimodal Paper Award to Nikolaos Pappas and co-authors at ICMR 2016

The paper "Multilingual Visual Sentiment Concept Matching" by Nikolaos Pappas, Mercan Topkara, Miriam Redi, Brendan Jou, Tao Chen, Hongyi Liu, Shih-Fu Chang ...

Biowatch, Idiap spin-off, recommended by Bilan as a start-up in which to invest

Launched during the International Create Challenge 2014 by Matthias Vanoni, biometrics expert, Biowatch proposes an authentication solution for wearables, such ...

Idiap's "5 to 6": discover the activities of the Idiap Research Institute the second Wednesday of each month

Did you already ask yourself what goes on behind the walls of the Idiap Research Institute in Martigny? Are you, for example, interested in new technologies ...

Recapp, Idiap spin-off and winner of the ICC’2013, provides software capable of transcribing meetings

Recapp’s software, already used by the Valaisan Parliament, has now its first application case on the communal level. The “General Council” of the ...

Fin des projets étoiles mais continuation de Valais*Wallis Digital

Le projet, Valais*Wallis Digital, mis sur pieds par l'Idiap avait été sélectionné comme projet étoile du bicentenaire de l'entrée du Valais dans la ...

SenseCityVity presented at UNIL Seminar on Practices of Digital Humanities

Prof. Daniel Gatica-Perez introduced the SenseCityVity project in an invited talk at the University of Lausanne Seminar on Practices of Digital Humanities on ...

L’Idiap cherche des cobayes

Stéphane Délétroz relaie un appel à volontaires assez particulier.

The security of sensitive information: Prof. Hervé Bourlard interviewed for RTS’ radio show “CQFD”

How is it possible for people with bad intentions to get access to data from our smartphone or our GPS?