Prof. Petros Maragos Invited as Keynote Speaker at Greeks-in-AI 2025 Symposium in Athens
Prof. Petros Maragos was invited as a Keynote Speaker at the 2025 Greeks-in-AI Symposium, Athens, Greece. His Keynote speech on the 20th July 2025, entitled “Robot Perception and Multimodal AI”, was attended by conference participants with physical and remote presence. In this symposium, there were also several research works in robotics and AI presented by the following members and collaborators of the NTUA Labs CVSP and IRAL: Dimitriadis Alexandros, Efthymiou Niki, Filntisis Panagiotis, Fotopoulos Konstantinos, Garoufis Christos, Konstantaropoulos Orestis, Manetas Argyris, Papadimitriou Aikaterini, Spathis Konstantinos, Zarifis Stylianos.
Tutorial by Prof. Petros Maragos at AIDA Symposium on AI/ML Cutting-Edge Trends
Prof. Petros Maragos was invited as a Tutorial Speaker at the AIDA Symposium and Summer School on ‘AI/ML Cutting Edge Trends’ (AIDA AICET2025), jointly organized by the Artificial Intelligence Doctoral Academy (AIDA) at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. His tutorial, entitled “Tropical Algebra and Geometry for Machine Learning and Optimization”, was given on the 16th July 2025 and was attended by conference participants with physical and remote presence.
June 2025: PETRA-2025 Best Paper Award
The following paper received the PETRA-2025 Best Paper Award:
Chrysa Pratikaki, P. P. Filntisis, A. Katsamanis, A. Roussos and P. Maragos, “A Transformer-Based Framework for Greek Sign Language Production using Extended Skeletal Motion Representations”, Proceedings of 18th ACM International Conference on PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments (PETRA 2025), Corfu, Greece, June 2025.
Also announced at the NTUA ECE website here: https://www.ece.ntua.gr/en/article/790
Keynote Speech by Prof. Petros Maragos at DSP 2025 Conference
Prof. Petros Maragos was invited as a Keynote Speaker at the 25th International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP 2025), Costa Navarino, Messinia, Greece. His Keynote speech, entitled “Robot Perception, Learning, and Multimodal AI”, was given on the 25th June 2025 and was attended by conference participants with physical and remote presence.