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ADAPT is a Research Ireland Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology, coordinated by Trinity College Dublin and co-hosted across multiple Irish universities. It pioneers Human Centric AI techniques, combining industry partners with academic researchers, supported by Science Foundation Ireland investment.
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Internationally renowned, multidisciplinary AI research combining academic experts, resear · Human Centric AI techniques including personalisation, natural language processing, data a
ADAPT is internationally renowned for its research expertise, and is comprised of a vibrant community of multidisciplinary academic experts, researchers, international funding programme managers, innovation specialists and business professionals.
Over 3,500 students annually participate in AILO workshops and competition across schools
Each year AILO has over 3,500 students, registered with schools on both sides of the border, attending free island-wide workshops and taking part in the preliminary round
Autonomous 24/7 maritime monitoring using Distributed Acoustic Sensing on existing subsea · Media Interaction, Digital Humanities, Health, Data governance, and Fintech · AI-powered Named Entity Recognition applied to historical texts to identify people, places
Sea-Scan aims to build a 24/7 autonomous maritime monitoring system with an early warning system.
Historical texts pose challenges for NLP/NER due to archaic language, inconsistent spellin
Historical texts often contain archaic language, inconsistent spelling and complex references that can make automated analysis difficult. While NER offers significant gains in efficiency, it can also miss important entities or misclassify information.
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin · Deployed animated avatars within a Furhat Robot with an associated interaction application · Combines industry partners with researchers at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City Univers · Hosted across Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin, a
The ADAPT Centre combines the know-how of industry partners with the expertise of researchers at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin, and Dublin Institute of Technology.
Phone +353 1896 1797; website contact form via adaptcentre.ie
+ 353 1896 1797
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ADAPT, the SFI Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology
SFI/Research Ireland Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology · €42 million Science Foundation Ireland investment · Coordinated by Trinity College Dublin and co-hosted by Dublin City University
SFI Research Centre (Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre)
Push the frontiers of knowledge and bring new solutions to societal and industrial challenges through AI-Driven Digital Content Technology research
Internationally renowned, multidisciplinary AI research combining academic experts, researchers, international funding programme managers, innovation specialists and business professionals
Ireland
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin, and Dublin Institute of Technology, combined with industry partners
Irish government investment through Science Foundation Ireland of €42 million
Research (Publications, Research Funding & Partnerships); Enterprise (Startups & Innovation, Design & Innovation Lab); Public Engagement (Learn, Interact, Participate)
Sea-Scan: AI and fibre-optic sensing project for maritime security, co-funded by Research Ireland and the Department of Defence under the Research Ireland-Defence Innovation Challenge programme
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Autonomous 24/7 maritime monitoring using Distributed Acoustic Sensing on existing subsea fibre-optic cables combined with machine learning models trained to recognise ship acoustics
ADAPT Impact Report (latest release referenced on the homepage)
Phone +353 1896 1797; website contact form via adaptcentre.ie
Pioneer proactive, scalable, integrated AI-driven Digital Media Technology with the long-term goal of a balanced digital society by 2030
Ireland, with partner institutions across 8 leading Irish universities
Coordinated by Trinity College Dublin and co-hosted by Dublin City University
Human Centric AI techniques including personalisation, natural language processing, data analytics, intelligent machine translation, and human-computer interaction
Media Interaction, Digital Humanities, Health, Data governance, and Fintech
ADAPT Design & Innovation Lab (dLab) for product and service innovation
Public Engagement programs: Learn, Interact, Participate (including AI in My Life Lessons)
Competitively won over 40 European Research Projects in international funding programmes
Deployed animated avatars within a Furhat Robot with an associated interaction application
Spin-out Akara Robotics (ADAPT at Trinity College Dublin) uses robotics and AI for hospital disinfection with UV decontamination robots
ADAPT Centre (Adapt Centre)
Research Ireland Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology
Director: Professor John Kelleher, Professor of Computer Science at Trinity College Dublin
AI-Driven Digital Content Technology research and engagement with policy-makers, practitioners, and public servants
Ireland
National AI Leadership Forum, convened with William Fry and the Insight Centre
Design & Innovation Lab
Public Engagement initiatives covering Learn, Interact, Participate, AI in My Life, and Lessons
Combines industry partners with researchers at Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin, and Dublin Institute of Technology
Active on Facebook (ADAPTCentre), X (adaptcentre), LinkedIn (adapt-centre), and YouTube
Research Ireland Research Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology
Combines industry partner know-how with researcher expertise to advance AI-Driven Digital Content Technology research.
O'Reilly Institute, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Hosted across Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin, and Dublin Institute of Technology.
All Ireland Linguistics Olympiad (AILO) – run by ADAPT at the School of Computing, Dublin City University since 2009.
VOICES Project – applies NLP and Named Entity Recognition to historical sources on non-elite women in early modern Ireland.
