On Monday, October 6, the Extraordinary General Assembly of the Catalan Association of Research Entities (ACER) elected Dr. Josep Lladós as the institution’s president for the next four years. Dr. Lladós, the current director of the Computer Vision Center (CVC) and a professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), succeeds Josep Samitier, director of … Read more
Published in Science and featured on the cover of its latest issue, the research, conducted with the involvement of the CVC and UAB, a global study highlights how ecological context and multiple factors determine whether camouflage or warning colouration provide the greatest evolutionary advantage. Natural selection has led some animals to evolve two alternative antipredator colour strategies: … Read more
On September 16th, the 12th edition of the Annual Catalan Meeting on Computer Vision (ACMCV2025) was held at CVC, bringing together around 150 participants, including students, lecturers, researchers, and industry representatives. The day began with the Master’s thesis defenses: 21 students from the Master in Computer Vision (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, … Read more
Last Friday, July 25th, the 20th edition of CVCRD (CVC Workshop on Computer Vision Trends and Challenges) was held at the Centre de Visió per Computador (CVC). This annual event is dedicated to scientific exchange among researchers at the centre. This edition was organised by Dr. Alexandra Gómez-Villa and Dr. Danna Xue, with support from … Read more
We have been looking forward to this moment, and we are excited to finally share it with the world: CVC has a brand-new look! As we celebrate CVC’s 30th anniversary in 2025, we have taken the opportunity to reflect on how far we have come and, more importantly, to look ahead to where we are … Read more
The Computer Vision Center (CVC) celebrated three decades of research and technology transfer with an institutional event full of emotions, reunions, and recognition for all the people who have contributed to making the center an international reference in computer vision and artificial intelligence. The event took place on Thursday, July 17th, at Casa Convalescència of … Read more
La col·laboració entre la Càtedra ENIA UAB-Cruïlla de recerca en Intel·ligència Artificial en l’àmbit de la Música i les Arts i el Centre de Visió per Computador (CVC) convertirà el Festival Cruïlla en un entorn d’innovació tecnològica centrada en la ciutadania. La proposta es concretarà amb la instal·lació de dos demostradors en un estand obert … Read more
The European Commission has announced the extension of ELSA – European Lighthouse on Secure and Safe AI for an additional twelve months. ELSA is one of only nine “Networks of Excellence” funded by the European Union to support research in key technologies, including Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI). ELSA – European … Read more
CVC will be a partner in ELLlOT, a Horizon Europe-funded project aiming to develop next-generation Multimodal Generalist Foundation Models, AI systems capable of learning general knowledge and patterns from massive amounts of data of various types — from videos, images, and text to sensor signals, industrial time series, and satellite feeds — and efficiently transferring … Read more
The Computer Vision Center took part in Catalonia Week at the Osaka 2025 World Expo. This initiative, framed within the Catalunya–Japan Year, served as a window to the world to showcase the very best of Catalonia in areas such as tourism, gastronomy, culture, and, especially, innovation. The Osaka 2025 Expo, held under the global theme … Read more
