The SmartData@PoliTO center focuses on Big Data technologies, Data Science and Machine Learning approaches. We blend interdisciplinary people and competences from different domains to provide cross-domain solutions to the widest spectrum of knowledge discovery challenges, by leveraging advanced expertise in data science, from data management, to data modeling, analytics, and engineering. We are a well-recognized center where experts in methodologies and domain experts from various disciplines work in a single space, facing both theoretical problems and helping companies toward applications.
Presenter: Stephany Ortuno ChaneloMonday, October 21st, 2024 5:30 PMLocation: Sala Grande Polito@Covivio, Corso Ferrucci 112 ABSTRACT With increasing demand for efficiency in industrial settings, the need for advanced robotic systems has become essential. Automatic bin picking, a key task in automation, enhances performances, providing a competitive advantage. This project proposes a novel gripper combination strategy. […]
The Anti Financial Crime Digital Hub — a consortium between Intesa Sanpaolo, Intesa Sanpaolo Innovation Center, Politecnico di Torino, University of Torino and Centai — invites all professors, researchers and PhD students to the workshop “Anti Financial Crime Digital Hub meets academia” which will take place on November 15th at 15:30 in the Luigi Ciminiera meeting […]
The Tenth Workshop of the Interdepartmental Center SmartData@PoliTO will be held on September 12 in the historical Forte di Fenestrelle, Via del Forte, 1, 10060 Fenestrelle (TO). This workshop will be a great opportunity to discuss the current and future direction of SmartData@PoliTO centre. We will meet to present and discuss activities carried over in […]
Presenter: Kai HuangMonday, July 15th, 2024 5:00 PMLocation: Sala Piccola Polito@Covivio, Corso Ferrucci 112 ABSTRACT Network telescopes are ranges of IP addresses with nothing connected. They are contacted by botnets and scanners that look for possible victims. Each telescope exposes a partial view, and merging the information with that coming from other telescopes is fundamental. […]
