The Transport, Imaging and Signal Processing Laboratory was set up in September 2018. The facilities of this laboratory are divided into two, as follows:
Signal and Image Processing facilities:
- Full desktop high definition CCTV system in a box, with all the benefits of a connected Server for high definition or megapixel cameras, allowing multiple megapixel video streams to be viewed and recorded simultaneously in high definition. Also including a number of CCTV cameras.
- Kinect (RGB-D) cameras, stereo-vision and multi-view vision set-ups.
- Various industrial cameras, lenses, optical filters, machine vision lighting systems and pan-tilt mechanisms.
- Thermal cameras and hyper-spectral (multi-spectral) cameras spanning the near infrared and visual bands.
- Various head-mounted displays for virtual and augmented reality.
- Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), treadmill and motion and gesture capture systems used in particular for human motion analysis.
- Eye-gaze tracking system.
- Various biometric systems such as iris recognition and fingerprint recognition systems.
- NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1080 Ti GPU and NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti GPU systems.
- Signal acquisition boards and signal processing boards.
- Yamaha Clavinova CLP635 digital piano for research in music technology.
Intelligent Transportation Systems facilities:
- Air quality monitoring sensors with online access for real-time data monitoring in indoor and outdoor environments.
- A number of traffic counters for traffic monitoring and analysis
- A selection of traffic simulation software for transport simulation
Access to the Transport, Imaging and Signal Processing Lab
In order to obtain access to the Transport, Imaging and Signal Processing Laboratory you may send an email to the functional mailbox sce.eng@um.edu.mt who will contact you back to obtain further information on the requested access.
Contact Address
Transport, Imaging, and Signal Processing (TrISP) Laboratory
Room 212
Engineering Building
University of Malta
Msida MSD 2080
