Technology Transfer

One of our objective in MOBIO is to encourage Technology Transfer between companies (in the CoI or external to the CoI) and the MOBIO consortium.

MOBIO Technologies Contact List

If you are interested in any of the technologies listed below, you can contact directly the person/institution responsible for it. More simply, or if you are interested in multiple technologies you can contact Stephane.Rey (at) ideark.ch and/or marcel (at) idiap.ch that will point you on the right persons.

The following technologies are available:

FD	Face Detection
FFL	Facial Feature Localization
FV	Face Verification (Face Recognition)
SV	Speaker Verification (Speaker Recognition

by the following partners:

Institutions

Technologies

Mobile Technologies

Contact Person(s)

IDIAP

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X	X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

Sébastien Marcel (sebastien.marcel AT idiap.ch)

VISIDON

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

Markus Turtinen (markus.turtinen AT visidon.fi)

LIA

FD	FFL	FV	SV
			X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
			X

Christophe Lévy (christophe.levy AT univ-avignon.fr) and Jean-Francois Bonastre (jean-francois.bonastre AT univ-avignon.fr)

BUT

FD	FFL	FV	SV
			X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
			X

Honza Cernocky (cernocky AT fit.vutbr.cz)

UMAN

FD	FFL	FV	SV
	X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
	X

Philip Tresadern (philip.tresadern AT manchester.ac.uk) and Tim Cootes (tim.cootes AT manchester.ac.uk)

UOULU

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

Abdenour Hadid (hadid AT ee.oulu.fi) and Matti Pietikäinen (mkp AT ee.oulu.fi)

UNIS

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

FD	FFL	FV	SV
X		X

Josef Kittler (J.Kittler AT surrey.ac.uk)

Call for Use Case Scenarios 2010

This call is closed now.

MOBIO would like to consider new use case scenarios. To achieve that goal, we are calling for a partnership and for use cases directly from companies and vendors in mobile identity management services or infrastructures.

Mobile Biometry (MOBIO)

MOBIO is an ongoing FP7 European research project. Its objective is to develop new mobile services secured by biometric authentication means and more particularly using the face and the voice, individually or jointly.

MOBIO partners have developed a set of core technologies for mobile face and speaker authentication and are currently experimenting these technologies in the Maemo environment and more particularly on the recent Nokia N900 mobile device.

RISEPTIS

Recently, the RISEPTIS Advisory Board, for Research and Innovation for SEcurity, Privacy and Trustworthyness in the Information Society, released recommendations on policy and research challenges in the field of security and trust in the Information Society.

RISEPTIS looked at technological means of supporting users’ needs and more particularly nomadic, mobile users. A strong recommendation is to give high priority to the development of a common framework for identity and authentication management that allows trusted and secured activities ranging from public administration, banking, health or online social networking.

MOBIO Call for Use Case Scenarios 2010

In 2008, MOBIO identified already a set of use case scenarios in the above activities pointed out by RISEPTIS such as secured banking transactions, M-payment, kindergarten services or trusted peer-to-peer video chat.

To the light of RISEPTIS recommendations, MOBIO would like to consider new use case scenarios. To achieve that goal, we are calling for a partnership and for use cases directly from companies and vendors in mobile identity management services or infrastructures.

MOBIO will choose the most promising use case scenario(s) and will implement demonstration prototype(s) on the Nokia N900 with no cost for the selected partners. Prototype(s) will be presented at the upcoming Biometrics 2010 Exhibition and Conference, in London on October 19-21 2010, where all the partners that sent their use cases will be duly acknowledged and the selected partners will be invited.

To summarize

Companies can provide their use case scenarios
MOBIO will develop demonstration prototypes
Use case scenarios and prototypes will to be presented at Biometrics 2010

Documents to apply

Download here the PDF version of the MOBIO Call for Use Case Scenarios 2010.

Download here the template document to submit your Use Case Scenarios.

Contact & Questions

Dr Sébastien Marcel
MOBIO project coordinator
Email: marcel @ idiap . ch
Phone: +41 27 721 77 27
Fax: +41 27 721 77 12

Dates

March 15, 2010: Template document for use cases available
May 3, 2010: Deadline for use case submission
May 31, 2010: Use case scenarios selection
Summer 2010: Prototype preview
Oct 19-21, 2010: Use case and prototype presentation at Biometrics

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