Dr Josep Lladós, CVC director, Elected New President of the Catalan Association of Research Entities (ACER) 

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

CVCRD 2025 – 20th CVC Workshop on Computer Vision Trends and Challenges

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

La Càtedra UAB-Cruïlla i el CVC porten la visió per computador al Festival Cruïlla 2025

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

European Research Network of Excellence “ELSA” Extended until August 2026

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 takes part in ELLIOT, a Horizon Europe flagship project for robust general-purpose AI

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

CVC at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka

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

CVC Open Day 2025

The Computer Vision Center hosted its annual Open Day, welcoming students and citizens interested discovering how research in computer vision is shaping the future. With two scheduled sessions, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, with around 50 attendees! We appreciate the strong interest shown by all participants! The visit began with an … Read more

The CVC participated in the MEMEnginy 2025 fair of the UAB School of Engineering.

The Computer Vision Center (CVC) participated on April 24 in MEMEnginy 25, the technology and engineering fair organised by the School of Engineering at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), an annual event that connects students, companies, and research centers. MEMEnginy is a university technology fair created to connect young talent with companies and institutions … Read more

European Performing Science Night 2024

On September 27-28th, the European Performing Science Night (EPSN) took place as part of the European Researchers’ Night. The event blended performing arts with cutting-edge science and technology to promote scientific outreach and emphasize the impact of research on everyday life. Its goal was to bridge the gap between science and society by bringing researchers … Read more

CVC & Épica La Fura dels Baus trained a model for “Crema’l tu!” Badalona contest

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CVC collaborated with Épica Foundation and Col·legi Badalonès designing a proposal for the Crema’l tu! contest. A contest to choose the design of the Demon that will be burned in Badalona on the Night of St. Anastasis on May 10. The submitted design resulted from training an AI with more than 500 demon pictures draw by students. Different levels workshops for … Read more