Category: news

[KeepA(n)I] Project Final Stakeholder Event

We are excited to announce that the #KeepAnI project final stakeholder event took place at the premises of CYENS Centre of Excellence in Nicosia on the 22nd of July! The stakeholders got the chance to get to know the project through the excellent presentations from the coordinator Evgenia Christoforou and Jahna Otterbacher, see and interact […]

[CHARISMA] – Experiment #3

Despite the 45 degrees in Nicosia yesterday, it was a very cool day for the CHARISMA project! Experiment #3 to test the range of the modules and the ability to run the Distributed Shared Memory algorithms in long distances. Kudos to the Algolysis team, and especially Andria Trigeorgi, for the excellent organisation and execution of […]

Ma(R)s Project Kick-Off Meeting

We’re thrilled to introduce the Ma(R)s Project – Memory-as-a-(Reconfigurable) Service (Ma(R)S), a collaborative effort between Algolysis Ltd and the University of Cyprus under the PhD in Industry framework. Ma(R)s aims to develop an innovative web-based platform offering distributed shared memory for real-time, latency-efficient, data and consistency-driven distributed applications. Project Highlights: Ma(R)s focuses on developing Distributed […]

Charisma project kick-off meeting

It was a pleasure to host and coordinate the Kick-Off Meeting of our new project CHARISMA with an exceptional team of individuals and friends from the CMMI-Cyprus Marine Institute and CYENS Center of Excellence. The press release announcement of the kick-off follows: The kick-off meeting of the CHARISMA project (Coordination of Heterogeneous UVs for Maritime Surveillance […]

Optical Parts Recognition technology coming to life!

The Smart Parts Detector (SPD) project aims at developing a SHOP4CF component to facilitate optical parts recognition; an essential capability for any Manufacturing SME transitioning their operations into the 4th Industrial Revolution. Crucially, the SPD component leverages Deep Learning (DL) technology for optical identification and detection of small parts, shifting away from classical image processing and computer vision […]

SmartPartsDetector – Optical Parts Recognition using Deep Learning

We’re happy and excited to announce our SmartPartsDetector project is one of the 14 FSTPs to be funded by the SHOP4CF EU project. Algolysis Ltd and ENGINO-NET Limited have teamed up to design and implement SmartPartsDetector, a new component for the SHOP4CF project that enables manufacturing SMEs of small parts to optically identify their parts […]

Algolysis work featured in HuffPost

HuffPost talks about our collaboration with Marianne Katsoyannou on the greek COVID-19 dictionary: https://www.huffingtonpost.gr/entry/e-chrese-tes-ylossas-sten-epoche-tes-pandemias_gr_6039001fc5b6b745c4b66920?fbclid=IwAR3M7zZ-rQKHQJcfyBVjZfxkH_PyAyXSpDUjdQhrbrgVXkx5XV4tIAar-xs

We are hiring!

We are seeking an experienced Researcher in Machine Learning (R2/R3) who will lead the development of reinforcement learning methodologies for failure prediction on storage devices monitored by our flagship DriveNest (www.drivenest.com) platform. This is a 12-month, Full-time position with a competitive salary and a relocation package supported through the competitive European SME Innovation Associate programme […]

In the News…

An article in the e-portal Dialogos.com.cy presents and explains the ideas behind the #COVID19 glossary which was created and curated by Assoc. Prof. Marianne Katsoyannou and the Biologist Zoe Stephanidou, while the software was developed by Algolysis. The glossary is hosted at Algolysis’s #COVID19 platform covid19.algolysis.com. Click the link for the complete article: https://dialogos.com.cy/to-glossari-tis-pandimias

Algolysis in MARI-Sense Kick-Off meeting

Proud to present Algolysis Ltd and our current projects to the partners of the MARI-Sense project consortium. MARI-Sense employs smart management, spatial planning, and agile response measures to help preserve the natural environment, securing society, and ensuring economic growth. Its cognitive systems work in synergy with human operators to “make sense” of the maritime environment. […]