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June
2007
Cybula win DTI collaborative project to develop next generation
3D face recognition systems.
Jan
2007
Cybula as part of the CARMEN project.
Cybula wins contract to apply its Signal Data Explorer
technology to managing and searching neuroscience data in a £4.0M
project lead by the Universities of York, Newcastle and Sterling.
The SDE technology will be used within a Grid enabled data
repository to search for spike train data recorded from neurons. Go
to the CARMEN website.
Cybula to exhibit FaceEnforce at Venturefest 2007.
Cybula is being featured as a successful Yorkshire company at
the financing conference, venturefest.
Cybula helps define ISO standards for 3D face biometrics.
Bothe Julian Young and Prof Austin actively support the
development of ISO
3D face biometrics. In support of this Julian Young takes part
in the latest ISO meeting in New Zealand.
Nov 2006
Cybula apply its Signal Data Explorer technology to new
industry areas.
Cybula has won a number of contracts and partnerships to
develop its signal monitoring technology, SDE in new industry
areas such as Rail and Oil and Gas.
Oct 2006
Cybula present at international Biometrics conference.
Cybula discusses the pros and cons of 3D face recognition at
the worlds major Biometrics conference. Details
here.
March 2006
Cybula apply AURA technology to searching for banned image
content and for searching text feeds.
Cybula has undertaken a number of projects applying AURA to
blocking banned images and for finding patterns in high data rate
text feeds.
Feb 2006
John McAvoy joins Cybula as Business Development director.
John McAvoy Joins Cybula. John has a background in running
large companies and joins as business development Director.
Jan 2006
Cybula wins a place in an EU project, EVAN.
Cybula wins funding from the European community to use its
knowledge of 3D face recognition in training new Anthropologists
in the EVAN project. The project
lasts for 4 years and involves Cybula in training new researchers
to use the AURA technology.
May
2005
Cybula in the local news - This
is North East
May
2005
Cybula support CCGrid.
Cybula support local industry push -
IT and Digital Convention
Cybula in the news - Yorkshire
Evening Press 16 May 2005
Jan
2005
Cybula FaceEnforce system
in the news - Yorkshire Post 24 March 2005 - copy
of article
Jan
2005
Cybula delivers a Grid Enabled Parallel machine to Cardiff
University.
This machine will be used for Grid based research. The system,
based on the Cortex II parallel processor is configured within two
Sun V880, Grid enabled data store, and 10 PRESENCE II compute
engines. The system is capable of searching complex data such as
graphs, unstructured texts and signals and will be used for
research in eScience.
Cybula wins major collaborative research contract,
BROADEN, with
Rolls-Royce.
Cybula along with Rolls-Royce Aero Engines, Data Systems and
Solutions, EDS, OxfordBiosignals, the Universities of Leeds,
Sheffield and York have won a £4M DTI project to develop Grid
enabled Engine Diagnostic Systems based on the Grid and the Signal
Data Explorer. This follows
on from The DAME project which developed the basic technology.
This project will maintain Cybulas lead in technology's for
searching and analysing signal data on the Grid.
Oct 2004
Cybula sponsor CCGRID05 9-12 May 2005

One of the major cluster computing conferences. Set to coincide
with Cybulas installation of the Cortex II machine at Cardiff
University.
See http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/ccgrid2005/
Oct 2004
Cybula and AC technologies launch FaceEnforce 3D face
Biometric in the US.
On 17th November 2004 FaceEnforce is lunched as a part of AC
technologies BioBex fusion Biometric system at the International
Spy Museum Washington DC. AC are Cybulas US and Canadian
partners in the development of FaceEnforce.
July
2004
Cybula move to new Offices in the IT Centre, University of York
Science Park.
March 2004
Cybula Launch PRESENCE II PCI card to support high performance
data processing applications.
Oct
2003
Sun iForce Partner Programme.
Cybula become a member of Sun iForce partner programme as
developers. This allows Cybula access to the the latest Sun
technology within its development process.

July
2003
Cybula in the news.
Cybulas AURA technology is featured in Computer
weekly..
May
2003
Cybula to develop the next generation of facial recognition
systems
Cybula sign a development contract with AC technology, USA, to
develop the next generation of facial recognition systems.
Cybula's high performance hardware and advanced pattern
recognition technology will allow a step change in the performance
and robustness of facial recognition.
Cybula release details of their new PRESENCE card.
Details of the new hardware for accelerating your applications
can be found here.
Feb
2003
Cybula deliver the Grid based image analysis software for
MRI imaging systems
In collaboration with the Hull Royal Infirmaries MRI Unit,
Cybula develop a demonstration system for processing MRI images.
The technology draws on Cybulas knowledge of Grid solutions to
build a high performance solution to provide a scalable system for
processing large volumes of MRI data.
Feb
2003
Cybula leading the way in Ubiquitous pattern recognition
hardware
Cybula win contract with the University of York to develop the
next generation of hardware for Ubiquitous systems. This £5M
research contract is undertaken in association with ST
microelectronics and will allow Cybula to develop highly
integrated hardware versions of the AURA technology and to develop
application demonstrations. For details see www.cs.york.ac.uk/amadeus.
Jan
2003
Cybula collaborate in the White Rose Computational Grid Launch
Conference, Leeds UK, 29th Feb Thorpe Park. Cybula will be showing
its Grid solutions.
Cybula lunch information on its up coming AURA powered 3D face
recognition system.
Nov
2002
See Cybula at Comdex in Nov. - www.comdex.com/fall/
We can be found at Booth 3234, North Hall, Las
Vegas Convention Centre where you can discuss the applications
shown on this site.
Oct
2002
Cybula set up there R&D office at Genesis 6, University
Science Park, University of York. Cybulas administrative offices
remain at the Fimber address.
July
2002
Cybula runs AURA technical workshop of EDS and SchlumbergerSema.
Feb
2002
Cybula at CeBIT - Hall 11 stand B10.
Go to the CeBIT
web site
York Discovery Week
See us at York Discovery Week, Guildhall, York 9-10 March 2001.
http://www.sciencecityyork.org.uk/welcome.html
October 2001

Cybula wins BCS medal for AURA technology.
Cybula Ltd. and The University of York have won a British
Computer Society medal for the AURA technology. The award is
made in recognition of the novelty and potential given by the AURA
technology in so many applications. Details of the award can be
found here.
September 2001
Major Research Collaboration News
Cybula Ltd and the University of York have won over £4.3 million
pounds of collaborative research under two 3-year projects.
DAME
The DAME £3M project is a flagship e-Science
project to build a distributed diagnostic system in collaboration with
Rolls-Royce plc, Systems and Solutions, The Universities of Sheffield,
Leeds, Oxford and York. A major part of
the project will extend the AURA pattern matching engines to operate over
distributed networks, allowing multiple engines at different sites to
operate as one large engine.
FEDAURA
The FEDAURA project is funded by DTI and EPSRC in collaboration with
the Benefits Agency, SEMA, EDS and Sun Microsystems in a £1.3M project
supported by the DTIs management of information programme.
The project will use Cybula's AURA technology to combat benefit fraud
and the development of the technology for fraud applications.
These projects confirm Cybula's commitment to the future development
of the AURA technology over the next three years and beyond.
20 August 2001
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