Serbia

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• COMtext.SR - An AI model for a small-ish language (opens in a new tab)Innovation Center of the School of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade (ICEF) · 2024 · in development or not statedSerbian-language digital resources remain relatively limited in several important professional domains, which creates a barrier to building robust language technologies for sectors such as law, administration, finance and healthcare. Existing public tools and datasets have not adequately covered…
• SignAvatar – AI Speech to SignLangauge Translator at the Belgrade airport (opens in a new tab)SignAvatar · 2024 · in useHearing-impaired travellers can be excluded from essential transport information when announcements are delivered only through spoken audio or standard text displays that do not fully meet their communication needs. At Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, this use case was introduced to improve…
• AI-augmented system for predicting electricity consumption in Serbia (opens in a new tab)Electric Power Company of Serbia (EPS) · 2023 · in useThe Electric Power Company of Serbia (EPS) is responsible for balancing electricity generation, distribution, and consumption across a national grid subject to fluctuating demand, seasonal variation, and increasing sustainability requirements. Traditional forecasting methods limited the company’s…
• Transforming Public Healthcare and Education Using AI-powered Mixed Reality Technology (opens in a new tab)Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade · 2021 · pilotThe Government of Serbia, in collaboration with Microsoft, explored the use of mixed reality technologies to enhance healthcare delivery and medical education. Healthcare systems often face challenges in providing access to specialised expertise, particularly in complex cases requiring…
• My First Salary - a project to address youth unemployment (opens in a new tab)Government of Serbia · 2020 · in useYoung graduates often face a difficult transition from education to work, particularly when they lack practical experience and employers are hesitant to recruit first-time entrants during uncertain labour-market conditions. In Serbia, the My First Salary programme was designed to address this gap…