Projects | HEPIA

Image de la Suisse romande avec une carte de similarité de la réponse et la commune prédite qui est la ville de Genève

Parlomètre romand

Le parlomètre romand est une application permettant de déterminer le Numéro postal d’acheminement (NPA) d’origine d’une personne en fonction de 26 mots qu’elle utilise dans le langage courant.

InTERiM

The InTERiM project is the crossing of two projects, one in Switzerland, the other in Tunisia:

MEDInA aims at designing an intelligence as a Service (InaaS) framework for creating IoT self-adaptive Machine Learning (ML) based applications, and deploying them on a shareable backbone infrastructure composed of three layers: IoT objects, edge devices and cloud infrastructu

LaPAGE

LaPAGE is a research project that aims to set up a transversal and dynamic landscape observatory website. It is linked to Geneva University of Applied Sciences - HEPIA in order to share and raise awareness regarding the current stakes of Geneva's landscape and territory.

EnhanceR

EnhanceR is a national initiative to provide specialised Research IT support to the Swiss research academic sector. It achieves this goal by federating Research IT specialist groups at various academic institutions across Switzerland.

Funspeech

FunSpeech Promoting speech production in young children with hearing disabilities

SIG-Solaire

Update to the solar land registry of the canton of Geneva with new LiDAR 2013 altimetry data, taking advantage of the resources of cloud computing developed at HEPIA.

Portable Cloud Appliance - PAChA

Non-IT SMEs often stay away from public clouds because they cannot quantify the financial gain of using these new technologies. The PAChA project has two goals:

eSCT - eScience Coordination Team

eScience Coordination Team (eSCT) project is part of the SUC P-2 “Scientific information: access, processing and safeguarding” program. The goal of eSCT is to form a national coordination service that provides support for research computing in Switzerland.

iNUIT

Internet of Things and Urban Innovation (iNUIT) is an applied research program funded by HES-SO. Started in 2014, it initially focused on crowd monitoring, with the aim of optimising the mobility and physical safety of visitors during major events.

Data sciences, interactive systems and artificial intelligence – DASIA