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Prof. Eiman Kanjo reposted thisProf. Eiman Kanjo reposted thisAt the Lister Alliance, we are constantly seeking innovative ways to improve health outcomes by shifting our focus into the community. We are excited to invite you to the EPSRC Green+ Network Launch and Funding Sandpit 🌳 a collaborative event designed to bridge the gap between technology, environmental design and clinical excellence. Join academics, industry, technology experts, green space professionals, and communities for two days of collaboration, rapid idea development, and practical discussion to shape the future of smarter, healthier, and more inclusive outdoor spaces. This isn't just a discussion...it's a hands-on collaborative environment that encourages the co-creation of proposals and concepts in real time - a springboard for action! The launch and funding sandpit will take place on 11–12 June at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, and you can register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/eCEyTXPY Prof. Eiman Kanjo
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisPleased to share the EPSRC Green+ Network Launch and Funding Sandpit: Call for Participation at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. 11 June 2026 — Green+ Network Launch 12 June 2026 — Funding Sandpit The event is intended to help participants build consortia, shape fundable ideas, and compete for support. The best project developed through the sandpit will be funded. This event will bring together academics, engineers, technologists, industry, green space and parks professionals, healthcare providers, local authorities, and community partners to explore healthier, safer, more inclusive, and more engaging outdoor spaces. Link in the first comment.
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo reposted thisJob vacancy: Project Manager – EPSRC TinyML UK Network We are recruiting a full-time, fixed-term Project Manager to support the EPSRC TinyML UK Network, a new EPSRC-funded national network led by Nottingham Trent University in collaboration with Imperial College London and the University of Southampton. This role will have a central part in coordinating network activity, events, training, and engagement across academia, industry, and the wider innovation community. https://lnkd.in/e3BXeERV This is an in-person role, based at the Smart Sensing Lab, Nottingham Trent University, and involves working closely with project with our long-term collaborators and partners, EDGE AI FOUNDATION, Arm, Intel, AMD, STMicroelectronics, Seeed Studio, Innatera, Cisco The Lister Alliance and others. The network will: -connect researchers across #AI, hardware, embedded systems, and #EdgeAI across the UK -build stronger links with industry and global TinyML leaders run training, competitions, and events for students, researchers, established experts and SMEs/industry. -support real-world impact in health, sustainability, and security -help shape a UK roadmap for future TinyML research and skills We will bring together experts in , #AI, #AISystems, #sensing, #hardware, , #microelectronics, #sensing, #photonics,#neuromorphiccomputing #AIoptimisation, #semiconductors, #chipdesign #algorithms, #wireless, #distributedtechnologies. Salary: £39,162–£44,052 per annum Deadline: 8 May 2026 Join us! Prof. Eiman Kanjo, Pantelis Georgiou, and Geoff Merrett. #Job #vacancy EPSRC Green+ Network
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisJob vacancy: Project Manager – EPSRC TinyML UK Network We are recruiting a full-time, fixed-term Project Manager to support the EPSRC TinyML UK Network, a new EPSRC-funded national network led by Nottingham Trent University in collaboration with Imperial College London and the University of Southampton. This role will have a central part in coordinating network activity, events, training, and engagement across academia, industry, and the wider innovation community. https://lnkd.in/e3BXeERV This is an in-person role, based at the Smart Sensing Lab, Nottingham Trent University, and involves working closely with project with our long-term collaborators and partners, EDGE AI FOUNDATION, Arm, Intel, AMD, STMicroelectronics, Seeed Studio, Innatera, Cisco The Lister Alliance and others. The network will: -connect researchers across #AI, hardware, embedded systems, and #EdgeAI across the UK -build stronger links with industry and global TinyML leaders run training, competitions, and events for students, researchers, established experts and SMEs/industry. -support real-world impact in health, sustainability, and security -help shape a UK roadmap for future TinyML research and skills We will bring together experts in , #AI, #AISystems, #sensing, #hardware, , #microelectronics, #sensing, #photonics,#neuromorphiccomputing #AIoptimisation, #semiconductors, #chipdesign #algorithms, #wireless, #distributedtechnologies. Salary: £39,162–£44,052 per annum Deadline: 8 May 2026 Join us! Prof. Eiman Kanjo, Pantelis Georgiou, and Geoff Merrett. #Job #vacancy EPSRC Green+ Network
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisOur EPSRC Green+ Network Launch and Funding Sandpit: Call for Participation Join us at Birmingham Botanical Gardens on 11–12 June 2026. 11 June 2026 — Green+ Network Launch 12 June 2026 — Funding Sandpit This two-day event will bring together technologists, engineers, academics, industry, green space professionals, local authorities, and community partners to explore healthier, safer, more inclusive, and more engaging outdoor spaces. Designed as a collaborative working environment rather than a standard workshop, the event will support rapid idea development, consortium building, and the shaping of fundable projects. We are pleased to be working with organisations including Canal & River Trust, Parkwood Leisure, Parks for London, greenspace scotland, Fourth Portal, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Cisco’s The Lister Alliance, Gooii Ltd, National Trust, Walk Wheel Cycle Trust, BRIDGES for Dementia Network+, adventure parks, zoos, and a growing number of technology companies. With more than 100 participants expected, the sandpit will explore practical pathways for future green spaces and enabling technologies. The strongest project emerging from the sandpit will receive funding. Link in the first comment. Smart Sensing Lab | EPSRC TinyML UK Network
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisI am looking to support outstanding postdoctoral researchers for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026. Our Lab focuses on #TinyML, #collaborativeAI, #edgeAI, and node learning (Collaborative and Distributed Edge AI), with interests in intelligent, efficient, and sustainable AI systems, AI for embedded and resource-constrained systems, on-device Learning and Continual AI. The MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026 support researchers with a PhD who want to develop new skills through advanced training, international mobility, and interdisciplinary research. The call is open to researchers of any nationality, with European Fellowships typically lasting 12–24 months. The current indicative deadline is 9 September 2026, with the call launch listed as 9 April 2026. If your work aligns with these themes and you are interested in applying for MSCA PF 2026, please get in touch with me to discuss ideas and proposal development. More information about the call is available on the MSCA page: https://lnkd.in/eU3e4EFK #MSCA #PostdoctoralFellowship #MarieCurie #TinyML #EdgeAI #CollaborativeAI #GreenAI #EmbeddedAI #Postdoc #AcademicJobs If you are considering an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship and your interests connect with these themes, please contact me. I would be glad to discuss project ideas and support strong applicants in developing a proposal. Smart Sensing Lab EPSRC TinyML UK Network EPSRC Green+ Network
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisEdge AI London 2026 🎡💂🏼♂️🇬🇧. This June, the EDGE AI FOUNDATION crew are coming to #London, bringing together Europe’s #edgeAI community with leaders, innovators, and researchers from across the world. Join us! Expect sessions, talks, hands on workshops and panels spanning #physicalAI, compute architecture, accelerators, microcontrollers, #AI chip and #semiconductor, reconfigurable computing & heterogeneous architectures, model efficiency, AI systems and whole stack development, Edge AI adoption, mutlisensor and multimodality, low-power design, deployment at the edge, distributed intelligence, and commercial adoption across real-world sectors. Talks by Analog Devices Embedl roofline AI MathWorks Collins Aerospace NXP Semiconductors STMicroelectronics Literal Labs Edge Impulse Amazon Web Services (AWS) (AWS), workshops by Avnet Technology Solutions, Siemens, Syntiant Corp. IKERLAN, MathWorks, ZETIC, and Ultralytics. I am also pleased to be speaking: Node Learning: A Framework for Adaptive, Decentralised and Collaborative Network Edge AI https://lnkd.in/eRhF7JGN In this talk, I will introduce #NodeLearning as a decentralised paradigm for edge AI designed for dynamic, resource-constrained environments. It focuses on continuous local learning, opportunistic collaborative AI, and scalable intelligence across heterogeneous, intermittently connected devices. Also, learn more about the Node Learning concept and working group: https://lnkd.in/eWsb4s6Z EPSRC TinyML UK Network
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisImagine engineering green spaces with pervasive technology that senses, adapts, and responds to people, encouraging active use. The EPSRC Green+ Network launch and funding sandpit (11–12 June) will take place at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The setting offers a rich mix of landscapes and controlled environments, suited to experimentation and collaboration. Register here: https://lnkd.in/emu6CWaP Over 100 participants, including green space managers, academics, community groups, technology providers, and domain experts, will explore practical pathways to create healthier, more inclusive, safer, and more engaging green spaces. This is not a standard workshop. It is a working environment built around collaboration, rapid idea development, and hands-on engagement. Short inputs and demonstrations will feed directly into structured co-creation sessions, where participants shape concepts and proposals in real time. We are working with our collaborators, including the Canal & River Trust, Parkwood Leisure, Parks for London, greenspace scotland, Fourth Portal, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Cisco's The Lister Alliance, Gooii Ltd, National Trust, Walk Wheel Cycle Trust , Aventure Parks, zoos, and a growing number of technology companies coming on board. International industry experts will contribute current advances and work alongside participants throughout. The emphasis is on direct exchange. The focus is clear: how emerging technologies can support greener, healthier, cleaner, safer and more engaging and inclusive spaces. This includes #edgeAI, #physicalAI, #robotics, #drones, #agenticAI, #wearables, #sensornetworks, #LLM, #distributedSystems, #IoT, #wireless infrastructure, and immersive tools such as #AR and #VR. If you manage a green space, represent user groups, or are part of a national or international technology organisation developing relevant solutions, this is an opportunity to shape direction and build collaborations. Participation will be selective to maintain a balanced mix of organisations, expertise, and perspectives. Follow the Green+ Network to keep up with upcoming activities and join the network here: https://greenplus.uk/ Kia Nazarpour Sara Blair-Manning Phillip Hasted Justin Palfrey Andy Farr Linny Beaumont Ian GoodmanShane Thompson-Ward
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo shared thisI am pleased to share that I will serve on the EPSRC #ICT Strategic Advisory Team (#SAT), starting today. UK Research and Innovation We are at an important moment in the #UK🇬🇧 for technological, #AI and computing innovation, with significant investment, and national efforts to strengthen capability. This role offers an opportunity to contribute insight built over many years of engagement with international industry and technology partners. The Strategic Advisory Team provides independent, high-level advice to EPSRC on research priorities, direction, and governance. Members are drawn from academia, industry, government, and wider stakeholders. The SAT identifies emerging opportunities, risks, and policy needs, supports engagement with the research community, and informs long-term planning. It does not take part in peer review or funding decisions. https://lnkd.in/e_EdX8B8 I will provide insight and identify gaps where relevant, drawing on extensive engagement with international tech industry and experience across a broad range of the ICT stack and its applications. Covering deep technical areas, from processors and system architecture through multimodal sensing, #robotics, collaborative #drones, #physicalAI, #continuallearning, agentic AI and autonomous labs, #NodeLearning, actuation, control, decentralisedAI, #wirelesscommunication, and data capture, labelling & spatial visualisation, to collaborating with experts in #semiconductor & chip design, #neuromorphiccomputing and compute infrastructure. This also includes work across sectors such as dual use #defence, #healthcare, collaborative heterogeneous and distrbuited AI and #drones, agriculture, ecology, smart cities, environment, disaster response, and personalised & self-management systems. I look forward to working with fellow members and the EPSRC ICT team, led by Glenn Goodall. I would welcome any input or views from the ICT community to raise through this role.
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Thanks Petruț Antoniu Bogdan. I was mainly curious how you would separate the benefits of the event-based representation, sparse processing, the hardware platform, and the SNN itself. Comparing with conventional sampled pipelines seems important too, since most sensors are still uniformly sampled. That could help show when each approach fits best.
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo liked thisProf. Eiman Kanjo liked thisAt the Lister Alliance, we are constantly seeking innovative ways to improve health outcomes by shifting our focus into the community. We are excited to invite you to the EPSRC Green+ Network Launch and Funding Sandpit 🌳 a collaborative event designed to bridge the gap between technology, environmental design and clinical excellence. Join academics, industry, technology experts, green space professionals, and communities for two days of collaboration, rapid idea development, and practical discussion to shape the future of smarter, healthier, and more inclusive outdoor spaces. This isn't just a discussion...it's a hands-on collaborative environment that encourages the co-creation of proposals and concepts in real time - a springboard for action! The launch and funding sandpit will take place on 11–12 June at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, and you can register your interest here: https://lnkd.in/eCEyTXPY Prof. Eiman Kanjo
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo liked thisProf. Eiman Kanjo liked this🚨 Join us in June 🚨 Pleased to share the EPSRC Green+ Network UK Launch & Funding Sandpit is taking place 11–12 June at Birmingham Botanical Gardens 🌿 This two‑day event brings together green space managers, researchers, community groups, and technology organisations to co‑create practical solutions for healthier, safer, and more inclusive green spaces. -Collaborative, hands‑on format -Rapid idea development -Direct access to domain and industry experts -Clear pathways towards funded projects If you work with green spaces, user communities, or enabling technologies, this is a real opportunity to shape direction and build meaningful collaborations. 👉Link in the comments #GreenInfrastructure #Greenspaces #Collaboration #EPSRC #Innovation #PlaceBased #ResearchFunding
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo liked thisSharing for my University of the West of England colleagues!
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Prof. Eiman Kanjo liked thisA must-attend event if you are working on IoT, sensing, AI, and smart environments for health and wellbeing. Looking forward to it!
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Imperial College London
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Object Tracking System
Issued US WO2006027627
See patentAn object recognition system is disclosed having at least one video stream receiving means for receiving one or more images in succession and a processing means, wherein the processing means is adapted to identify one or more objects in a first image and one or more objects in a second image and tracking the identified said one or more objects between first and second images thereby producing a movement vector of the one or more objects. The system may use high contrast regions and image…
An object recognition system is disclosed having at least one video stream receiving means for receiving one or more images in succession and a processing means, wherein the processing means is adapted to identify one or more objects in a first image and one or more objects in a second image and tracking the identified said one or more objects between first and second images thereby producing a movement vector of the one or more objects. The system may use high contrast regions and image manipulation techniques to identify and track one or more objects for use, for example, as part of a computer game, training simulation or computer interface.
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EPSRC Green+ Network
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Our transformative vision for GREEN+ is to bring together academics and growing stakeholder groups, including organisations and venues with greenspaces across the country, healthcare professionals, industrial and cultural partners, local authorities, and industry, to co-design solutions that enhance green spaces with pervasive technology for better health and well-being at both personal and community levels. For the first time, we will establish a Micro Network Plus to advance engineering…
Our transformative vision for GREEN+ is to bring together academics and growing stakeholder groups, including organisations and venues with greenspaces across the country, healthcare professionals, industrial and cultural partners, local authorities, and industry, to co-design solutions that enhance green spaces with pervasive technology for better health and well-being at both personal and community levels. For the first time, we will establish a Micro Network Plus to advance engineering research on pervasive technologies that transform national green spaces. By green spaces, we refer to botanic gardens, zoos, parks, forests, nature reserve, adventure parks, canal & rivers, community gardens, allotments. The GREEN+ will establish a visionary roadmap for sustainable research on technology-enhanced green spaces, fostering long-term, impactful solutions for healthier environments. By advancing innovative, data-enabled, low-cost, and low-energy testbeds and infrastructures, GREEN+ will empower researchers across disciplines to explore new research frontiers. We will draw inspiration from our recent co-creation activity in partnership with local communities, ensuring an inclusive approach to innovation.
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