Learn more about our acronym: RETINA

Our acronym stands for “REvolutionising monitoring systems and Techniques in the INformation Age.”

The retina is a layer of nerve cells located on the back inside wall of our eyeball, near the optic nerve that helps to convert light into signals that our brain can interpret.

Just like the retina helps us to convert light into signals that our brain can interpret, the projects under RETINA are expected to convert the data signals into interpretable results through statistics, mathematics and machine learning based frameworks for anomaly detection. The overall aim of this project is therefore to tackle the key mathematical challenges in the early detection of anomalies in different data scenarios.