Budapest MLOps June edition

Yesterday was the latest Budapest MLOps meetup, which took place in a separate room under the Data+ML Community Meetup‘s umbrella. We would like to thank the organizers of the community meetup for the high quality organization and the great venue! 👏 There were two presentations at the meetup, first Jürgen Großmann spoke about the challenges … Olvass tovább

Our presentation at the eTELEMED conference

We had the honour to have Gábor Gulyás (Managing Director) to give a presentation at the eTELEMED conference (Barcelona) about our work within the IML4E project. For this project, we have created a use case, the Posture Buddy, a scoliosis screening device for health visitors. We have performed two rounds of external validation of the … Olvass tovább

Why is it important to keep your website up to date?

For most website or webapp owners, it doesn’t even occur to them that they should deal with the software after it has been completed and delivered. But this carries with it a number of security and business continuity risks! In this blog post, we’ve put together the most important ones: don’t make this mistake! Safety … Olvass tovább

Improving 3D ultrasound images with AI

At the request of BellyBaby, we created an AI-based solution that shows a more lifelike image of the unborn baby than today’s 3D ultrasound images. Using state-of-the-art machine learning models, we created an API-enabled solution for them to build into their service to efficiently serve their customers! The photos in the examples above were provided … Olvass tovább

We performed at the Budapest MLOps meetup in April!

Last night was the latest Budapest MLOps meetup event at Kastner Kommunity. The evening started at 6:00 pm with the gates opening, then at 6:30 pm Miklós Tóth introduced the first speaker and we got down to business!

János Szendi-Varga and Péter Nagy, representing SEON, demonstrated how to run thousands of models efficiently with MLflow. They also discussed the advantages of MLflow and when to avoid using it. The second presentation was given by Gábor Gulyás, who presented the tool called „Tartás Pajtás” and the development project in the colours of Vitarex. Tartás Pajtás is a Raspberry Pi-based device that can help school nurses to screen schoolchildren for scoliosis by analysing their posture. Finally, due to a cancellation, co-organiser Miklós Tóth gave an exciting presentation on the phenomenon of model drift, explaining the background of the phenomenon and illustrating it in practice in a jupyter notebook.

The evening ended with a pleasant networking session. Thank you for your participation (20 people in total) and we will see you again soon!