Dr Mohamed Abomhara from NTNU presented SMILE H2020 Action at IFIP summer school on privacy and identity management on August 19, 2019, in Brugg/Windisch, Switzerland. The focus of the presentation was on the border control and use of biometrics. More specifically, Dr Abomhara focused on the reasons why the right […]
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SMILE Action on July 3rd had a successful second-year annual review at the head offices of the European Commission’s Research Executive Agency in Brussels, Belgium! The coordinator of SMILE Action, Dr Dimitrios Tzovaras and representatives from all the partners of the consortium, presented the technical and not only progress of […]
On June 16, 2019, CERTH’s researchers presented the work done concerning the soft biometrics and their real-time implementation on low power devices while giving a detailed description of the overall concept and technical approach of the project. The soft biometrics module held the attention of the attendees as it can […]
SMILE’s H2020 Action technical partners and end-users have just started the 2nd test pilot deployment at Border policing Department, National University of Public services, Budapest, Hungary. The purpose of this hands-on lab testing is to examine the operation of the SMILE system as a whole and fine-tune the individual components […]
As SMILE Action approaches its third year and the commencement of the pilots, the sixth plenary meeting of SMILE Action took place on May 14-16 at the Fraunhofer FOKUS premises in Berlin, Germany.
Dr Zoltán Székely of the Hungarian National Police presented the overall concept of SMILE Action to a delegation of the Warsaw Police Academy in Budapest, on 9th of May, in Budapest, Hungary. The Polish officers expressed their keen interest in the technological solutions and the pilot demonstrations of the integrated […]
On April 10th 2019, the SMILE Action has commenced the test pilot deployment at Border policing Department, National University of Public services, Budapest, Hungary. In this first deployment, the SMILE Action technical partners and end-users will have the opportunity to run a basic scenario which includes user enrolment and travel […]
Associate Professor Sule Yildirim Yayilgan of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) presented the SMILE Action technologies and related challenges to human rights and privacy in the Second Workshop on Human Rights and Dignity on 28-29 March 2019 at the Falstad Center for human rights, Norway. SMILE received […]
Reaching the date of delivery of the first round of prototypes, the fifth plenary meeting of SMILE Action took place on February 11-12 at the IDEMIA premises in Paris, France.
What is the photonic Physical Unclonable Function device you are developing and what is its role in the SMILE Action? A Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) is a physical implementation of a one-way mathematical function. Such a function has the property to map each one of its inputs to a unique […]