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Scientific Publications

Welcome to the AI-PRISM Scientific Publications section. Here, we showcase our latest research and innovations in the field of artificial intelligence. Our publications reflect the work conducted by our dedicated team of researchers in collaboration with leading academic and industrial partners.
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Gratis 50 Spins zonder Storting: De Ultieme Gids

Porovnání top online kasina: Mostbet a jeho konkurenti

Die unsichtbare Kraft: Wie gute Software das Arbeitsleben verändert

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Warum du "Griaß di" richtig sagen solltest – und wie das Internet dabei hilft

Scaling Intelligence - AI-PRISM Scientific Contributions in 2025

From Vision to Implementation - AI-PRISM Scientific Impact in 2024

Advancing Knowledge - AI-PRISM Scientific Contributions in 2023

Casinomania e la sua Legalità: Funzionare con Licenza ADM

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AI-PRISM Starts 2025 with a Publication on AI-Based Positioning on a Micro Scale

Semiconductor Manufacturing: An Interview with Tomasz Kołcon on AI-Driven Precision and Human-Robot Collaboration

The Future of Human-AI Interaction in the Industrial Metaverse

Exploring AI-PRISM Research: 5 Scientific Papers Unveiled at the European Robotics Forum 2024 Conference

PHD Thesis - Personalizing Assistive Robots: A Reconfigurable and Adaptable Shared-autonomy Framework and its Applications

CALL FOR PAPERS: Human-robots collaboration and AI - hype or reality?

PatchMixer for 3D point cloud processing impact on the AI-PRISM project by Dr Davide Boscaini

The AI-PRISM team published a scientific paper presenting PatchMixer for 3D point cloud processing

The relevance of the Adaptive Beacon Period Configurator (ABPC) optimisation mechanism for the AI-PRISM project by Dr David Todoli

The AI-PRISM team published a scientific paper on a new optimisation mechanism to improve the usability of LPWAN networks in dynamic scenarios

AI-PRISM present at the IEEE / CVPR Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference in Canada