The talk titled ‘Image Super Resolution using Deep learning’ was given by Prof. John Abela, Principal Investigator of the Deep-FIR project and Associate Professor at the Faculty of ICT, at the first International IEEE Region 8 Robot Championship.

The event, held on Sunday 4th December at the Montekristo Estate, saw a number of robots designed and built by IEEE Student branch members with the aim of promoting Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

The talk provided an overview of super-resolution and the Deep-FIR project, along with examples of applications and super-resolved images. A number of interesting questions were also taken from the audience, including by younger attendees.

We at Deep-FIR thank you for attending the talk, and look forward to meeting you at any other future events! These will be advertised on this website, on the project’s , and on the project’s , so make sure to follow any one (or all!) of these to get notified of any such events and other news related to the project.

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, a highly popular annual festival, will be taking place tomorrow, Friday 30th September, and on Saturday 1st October, at Valletta (Malta).

As always, a variety of interesting projects, organisations, and so on will be exhibited – including the Deep-FIR project. A talk will be given tomorrow (Friday 30th September) at 21:30 on the Faculty of ICT’s stand, where other presentations will also be given between 18:00 and 23:00.

Any visitors will have the opportunity to ask questions and have a chat with the team. We look forward to seeing you there!

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