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Shaping Inclusive Futures: BHV at the Final MuseIT Event in Sweden

Project

The MuseIT project concluded with a two-day final event in Sweden (2-3 September 2025), bringing together researchers, artists, cultural institutions, and policymakers to celebrate the project’s achievements. The event showcased how technology, creativity, and co-design can broaden access and inclusion to cultural heritage and enable richer multisensory experiences. Read More

BHV presents two papers at the 25th International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP 2025)

Research

EEG for Art and Marketing – Two Paths to Understanding Human Preference Our research group presented two papers that explore the intersection of electroencephalography (EEG) signal analysis, user preferences, and machine learning at the 25th International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP 2025). Read More

Published! Comparative Analysis of Muscle Synergies in Gait of Stroke Patients and Healthy Controls [Frontiers in Human Neuroscience]

Research

Our latest publication in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, study explores muscle synergies during gait in subacute stroke patients, offering insights into motor control and recovery mechanisms. Key Findings This study analysed muscle synergies in subacute stroke patients’ gait, comparing paretic and non-paretic limbs with healthy individuals, and explored the consistency of synergistic activation across trials. Read More

EEG as a Scalable Tool for Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease

Research

We have published a significant study in the Journal of Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, demonstrating the potential of electroencephalography (EEG) to reliably track changes across the Alzheimer’s disease (AD) spectrum. Our findings suggest that analyzing brain activity through EEG-based connectivity patterns could provide a cost-effective and noninvasive method for earlier diagnosis and intervention in AD. Read More

MasVision – Leading the way for people with Vision Impairment in Supermarkets, Masoutis opens its doors to Accessibility in Attica

Project

In a move that marks a significant step towards social inclusion, ‘Diamantis Masoutis’ a well known intensive retail chain in Greece, is inaugurating its first store in Attica, specifically designed to serve individuals with visual impairment. Read More

Artificial Superintelligence – Human Welfare and the Dilemma of Decision Making

Project

This interactive experience explores the multifaceted evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its profound impact on human life, with a particular focus on its role in shaping well-being and decision-making autonomy. By placing cutting-edge AI technologies at the focus of discussion, the goal of this experience is to highlight their transformative influence on society. Read More

The CUTLER Project was showcased as a best practice in the Regional Dissemination Event of PROACTsme in Thessaloniki!

Project

On Friday, February 21, 2025, ANATOLIKI S.A. held the Regional Dissemination Event for the PROACTsme Project, “Applied Data-Science and AI for proactive SME service” (INTERREG EUROPE), at the Alexander Innovation Zone in Thessaloniki. PROACTsme aims to improve e-Government capabilities and create smarter public services through digital transformation. Read More

A discovery portal for smart health-related data exploration and management based on a hybrid Service-and-Data-Oriented Architecture

Research

Our work, titled “A discovery portal for smart health-related data exploration and management based on a hybrid Service-and-Data-Oriented Architecture” was presented at the 2024 11th International Conference on Software Defined Systems (SDS), introducing innovative approaches for enhancing the way Living Lab healthcare data and metadata is discovered, explored, and managed. Read More