Posts Tagged: computer engineering
South African physicists are using quantum cryptography to encrypt messages and data networks between Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium and police headquarters during the World Cup. The system, which uses particles of light, or photons, instead of math functions, is an…
By Carolyn Farrell Professors Frank Kschischang (ECE) and Andreas Mandelis (MIE) are among only eight recipients nationwide of Killam Research Fellowships, one of Canada’s most prestigious research awards. Administered by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Fellowships provide support to scholars of exceptional…
What started as a way to organize his own photos has turned into an entrepreneurial marvel. ECE PhD candidate, Vincent Cheung, created ShapeCollage, a free program that allows users to organize their photos into a collage. ShapeCollage recently won the regional entrepreneurial…
Professor Parham Aarabi‘s (ECE) firm, Modiface, recently made Age Tell, a web-based face visualization tool, available to the public. Modiface hopes law enforcement will experiment with Age Tell for their investigations in light of FBI’s recent retraction of an age-enhanced image of Osama…
Chris Aimone, former student of Professor Steve Mann (ECE), is part of a three-person firm in Toronto called InteraXon. Their technology will allow visitors to the Ontario Pavilion at the Vancouver Olympics to use mental activity to illuminate the CN Tower, Niagara…
TORONTO, Jan. 26 /CNW/ – Locally developed image encryption technology that makes privacy the default for video surveillance involving images of individuals will be featured at a major Toronto privacy event hosted by Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner, Dr. Ann…
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