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ARC Hub for ICT
The ARC Hub for ICT accelerates the transformation of novel ICT and AI research into commercial solutions.
About ARC Hub for ICT
The ARC Hub for ICT is dedicated to driving digital transformation in healthcare, education, infrastructure, sustainability and data management in Ireland by providing critical support for translating ideas into market-ready products and services. Hosted in TU Dublin with a collaborative team of researchers from 11 research institutions across Ireland, the Hub seeks to close the gap between academic ICT research and the goal of innovation and entrepreneurial activity. The Hub is part of Research Ireland’s flagship Accelerating Research to Commercialisation (ARC) Programme. The Hub leverages three strategic support bases: • Entrepreneurial Training and Networking: Equipping researchers with the skills and connections needed to commercialise their ideas. • Technical and Project Management Development Supports: Providing essential resources and expertise for the successful execution of impactful projects. • Commercialisation Supports: Facilitating the transformation of research outcomes into viable market solutions. Research is focussed on five key pillars with significant growth potential, each poised to benefit from advancements in AI: • Digital Education & Online Communication • Healthcare & Medical Applications • Digital Infrastructure • Sustainable & Environmental Management • Data Security, Privacy & Governance The ARC Hub for ICT is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the ERDF Southern, Eastern & Midland Regional Programme 2021-2027.
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Products & Services
ARC Hub for ICT developed OptiSIFT, a web-based software platform that gives manufacturers a fast, simple way to check the quality of their metal powder using a camera.
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People
ARC Hub for ICT is hiring a Research Senior Full-Stack Developer for EURVISTA, a full-time, fixed-term contract position based in the Connected_Politics Lab at Rinn AI at University College Dublin.
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Products & Services
ARC Hub for ICT launched AIRIS, an infrastructure platform designed to support organisations navigating emerging AI governance and regulatory requirements.
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Products & Services
ARC Hub for ICT launched the SBRS Platform, an AI-driven computational pathology tool for early-stage breast cancer that reads standard H&E histology slides and produces an interpretable recurrence risk score with visual heatmaps.
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Products & Services
ARC Hub for ICT introduced Sampritha Manjunath as a collaborator for LUCARE, bringing over 9 years of experience in NLP and academic research.
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Presence & Recognition
ARC Hub for ICT is hosting the Fundamentals of Technology Transfer course taking place later this month as a course co-director.
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People
ARC Hub for ICT welcomed Cohort 3 researchers including AI agents for localisation operations, AI-Driven Energy Prediction and Workload Placement Recommendation for Heterogeneous Data Centres, AIRIS: Infrastructure for AI Incident Reporting and Regulatory Compliance, Bayesian Active Learning for Fault Detection, Cipher AI: Game-Based AI Framework for Language Learning and Inclusive Intervention Support, Co-Decide: An AI-Enabled, Readiness-Based Digital Platform for Collaborative, Equitable, and
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Research & Knowledge
ARC Hub for ICT announced the development of MIMOPilot, a new technique that helps wireless networks understand and track their connection using far less signalling.
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