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Cycling in urban environments can often be intimidating, particularly in areas with dense traffic and limited cycling infrastructure. The CycleAR project, currently under development within the Department of Systems and Control Engineering at the University of Malta, aims to explore how augmented reality (AR) and immersive simulation technologies may contribute towards safer and more accessible cycling experiences.

In February 2024, the Faculty of Engineering launched its Robotics Club, providing students with a hands-on platform to explore the...

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are able to decode user commands from brain signal recordings. In an ideal and intuitive system, the...

It is imperative that BCIs have a reliable performance to sustain user engagement. This work finds errors between user intent and BCI output

At the core of this project is a robot, not just any robot, but a complex and intriguing one that emulates the actions of a circus performer

This study focuses on the use of eye-contact in human-machine interaction applications, using AI for one-way eye contact detection.

Have you ever seen a flock of birds coordinating and flying together to reach their destination? Robotics engineers look at such flocks...

In 2019, around 13% of the world’s population was living with a mental disorder. NLP can assist in breaking the stigma through social media.

Text-to-Speech tools assume that text is easily distinguished from the page. This not always the case, particularly in kids' books.

As we are nearing the end of the academic year, we have once again reached that bitter-sweet time when we mark the end of a four-year...

An estimated 116K daily search queries involve explicit child content. This article describes how AI can be used to identify and prevent CSA

An ordinary wheelchair, equipped with AI tools becomes an assistive robot. This article describes the setting up of a smart wheel chair.

What are the benefits of postgraduate studies? And what is the difference between a PhD, and taught MSc or a research-based MSc? Should you