DFKI presents the spin-off b4value.net as well as two of the joint research projects with Inria. On one of the main stages, Pierre Alliez, Senior Researcher at Inria Sophia Antipolis, and Philipp Slusallek, Executive Director at DFKI Saarbrücken, discuss how Europe can take a leading role in the development and application of AI.

 

Live interview: “Inria and DFKI: Towards European digital sovereignty.”

Pierre Alliez, Inria, and Philipp Slusallek, DFKI
Wednesday, June 14, 2:50 – 3:10 p.m.
Hall 1, Main Stage 2

 

B4value.net

DFKI will present its spin-off B4value.net on all four trade fair days. The service provider for digitization makes AI technologies and digital business processes accessible to SMEs as well. The platform technology developed by b4value.net enables companies of all industries and sizes to efficiently exchange business documents electronically and to use all advantages of digital communication profitably. B4value is part of the TRAFFIQX® network for European electronic document and data exchange.

Daily Pitch Session:
B4value.net
French-German-Tech-Lab, Hall 1, Booth D11

Further information: www.b4value.net

 

MePheSTO research project
Depressive, schizophrenic, or bipolar – How AI can help classify psychiatric disorders

People with psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or depression are often impaired for life, have a shorter life expectancy, and have a higher suicide rate. Anxiety or obsessive-compulsive disorders and substance use are common comorbidities. The interdisciplinary research project MePheSTO of DFKI and Inria is developing a framework for digital detection and separation-focused differentiation of psychiatric disorders. MePheSTO uses social interaction data to detect acute episodes of illness, predict courses, and support therapy.
Project presentation:
“Depressed, schizophrenic, or bipolar? How AI helps classify psychiatric disorders – Project MePheSTO.”
Alexandra König, Inria, and Hali Lindsay, DFKI
Wednesday, June 15, 4:10 – 4:40 p.m.
French-German-Tech-Lab, Hall 1, Booth D11

 

Noiseless and variability-free BCI systems for use outside the laboratory

Brain-computer interfaces, or BCI for short, offer a promising possibility for interaction between the human brain and technology. In the planned joint project NEARBY (Noise and Variability-free BCI systems for out-of-the-lab use), researchers from DFKI and Inria now want to address this. They will present their project to the public for the first time at Viva Technology.
Lecture with live system demonstration:
“Bringing brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) out of the lab and into the home – project NEARBY.”
Fabien Lotte, Inria, and Maurice Rekrut, DFKI
Thursday, June 15, 1:15 – 1:45 pm
French-German-Tech-Lab, Hall 1, Booth D11

 

Visit us at the French-German Tech Lab (#FGTL) at Viva Technology 2023!

More information
www.vivatechnology.com