Thesis Presentations

Presentation of Diploma Thesis by Dimitrios Dafnis

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We are pleased to announce the successful completion and presentation of the diploma thesis by Dimitrios Dafnis titled:

“Ανάπτυξη Εφαρμογής για Προσωποποιημένη Γυμναστική και Ανάλυση Αποδοτικότητας”
(“Developing an App for Personalized Fitness and Efficiency Analysis”)

This thesis focused on the development of an innovative mobile application designed to provide personalized fitness programs and analyze user performance. Key features of the app include:

  • Integration with smartwatches to record biometric data such as heart rate and oxygen saturation during workouts.
  • Dynamic visual representations to guide users in performing exercises correctly.
  • Data visualization through embedded charts for progress monitoring.
  • Step tracking and data categorization in a database, enabling users to set and achieve personal goals over various time intervals.

The project combines technological innovation with a focus on human wellness, emphasizing personalized exercise and fitness improvement.

The thesis will be presented on October 14, 2024, via teleconference, under the supervision of Associate Professor Athanasios Koutras, along with committee members Prof. Ioannis Kougias and Prof. Anastasios Drosopoulos.

Congratulations to Dimitrios Dafnis for his excellent work and contribution to the advancement of health and fitness technology!

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Presentation of Diploma Thesis by Konstantinos Stathoulas and Christina Konini

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We are pleased to announce the successful completion and presentation of the diploma thesis by Konstantinos Stathoulas and Christina Konini, titled:

“Σχεδίαση και Ανάπτυξη Εφαρμογής Κινητού για την Ενσωμάτωση και Παρουσίαση Διαδικτυακού Ραδιοφωνικού Σταθμού”
(“Design and Development of a Mobile Application for Integrating and Presenting an Internet Radio Station”)

This thesis focused on designing and developing an innovative mobile application to enable seamless access to and listening to an internet radio station. Key features of the application include:

  • Real-time audio streaming with robust data management and internet service integration.
  • A user-friendly and intuitive interface offering features like recording, playback of archived shows, and personalized listening experiences.
  • Analysis of user needs, architectural design, software development, and evaluation through user testing to deliver a fully functional mobile application.

The project successfully combines technical innovation with enhanced user accessibility, providing a new communication and content distribution channel for radio stations.

The thesis will be presented on September 26, 2024, via teleconference, under the supervision of Associate Professor Athanasios Koutras, along with committee members Prof. Ioannis Kougias and Lecturer Georgios Asimakopoulos.

Congratulations to Konstantinos Stathoulas and Christina Konini for their excellent work and contribution to advancing digital media technology!

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Presentation of Diploma Theses by Georgios Mataragas and Panagiotis Milopoulos

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We are thrilled to announce the successful completion and presentation of two innovative diploma theses by Georgios Mataragas and Panagiotis Milopoulos, showcasing the exciting work happening in the SIPPRE Lab.

Georgios Mataragas:
Δημιουργία εφαρμογής εικονικής πραγματικότητας για την εκπαίδευση στη χρήση συσκευών διεπαφής εγκεφάλου
Design and Implementation of an Application for Training Users on BCI Devices Using VR Technologies

Georgios developed a virtual reality environment to train users on Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) devices. The project focused on real-time feedback and user performance improvement, paving the way for more effective and personalized BCI training systems.

Panagiotis Milopoulos:
Ανάπτυξη και υλοποίηση σοβαρού παιχνιδιού για την εκπαίδευση χρηστών στη χρήση συσκευών διεπαφής εγκεφάλου μηχανής
Design and Development of a Serious Game for Training in Brain-Computer Interface Applications

Panagiotis designed a serious game that integrates gaming elements with educational goals, allowing users to interactively train on BCI systems. This engaging approach combines entertainment and skill-building, enhancing the effectiveness of BCI learning.

We are excited to announce that both Georgios and Panagiotis will continue as members of the SIPPRE Lab, contributing their expertise to the design of BCI-controlled games, virtual reality environments, and computer game development. Their ongoing work aims to push the boundaries of BCI technology and its integration with gaming and VR platforms.

Congratulations to Georgios Mataragas and Panagiotis Milopoulos for their outstanding achievements and dedication to advancing this innovative field!

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Presentation of Diploma Thesis by Ioannis Theotokatos

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We are pleased to announce the successful completion and presentation of the diploma thesis by Ioannis Theotokatos, titled:

“Διερευνητική ανάλυση και σύγκριση ειδών metal μουσικής από περιοχές της Ευρώπης, της Αμερικής και της Ασίας”
(“Exploratory Data Analysis of Different Metal Music Genres from Europe, America, and Asia”)

This thesis focused on analyzing and comparing the musical characteristics of metal songs from three major regions—Europe, America, and Asia. Key aspects of the project include:

  • Building a comprehensive database of metal music tracks from various subgenres.
  • Developing algorithms and methodologies to extract core acoustic features using music information retrieval tools.
  • Applying exploratory data analysis techniques to statistically compare the extracted features across the regions.
  • Visualizing the results through graphical representations to highlight the differences and commonalities among the studied areas.

The work successfully combines technical expertise with a passion for music, offering valuable insights into the diversity and structure of metal music worldwide.

The thesis will be presented on September 13, 2024, via teleconference, under the supervision of Associate Professor Athanasios Koutras.

Congratulations to Ioannis Theotokatos for this excellent achievement and contribution to the field of music analysis and data science!

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Presentation of Diploma Thesis by Ioannis Frouzis and Dimitrios Volakis

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We are excited to announce the successful completion and presentation of the diploma thesis by Ioannis Frouzis and Dimitrios Volakis, titled:

“Μελέτη και ανάπτυξη συστήματος αναγνώρισης συναισθήματος τραγουδιών με χρήση τεχνικών μηχανικής μάθησης”
(“Song Emotion Recognition Using Machine Learning Techniques”)

This groundbreaking work involved the creation of a system capable of automatically recognizing emotions in songs using advanced machine learning techniques. A major highlight of the project was the development of the first-ever database of traditional Greek songs from various regions across Greece, a valuable resource for future research in this domain.

The students employed pre-trained neural networks and classifiers, leveraging diverse acoustic features to build a robust emotion recognition system. Their innovative approach not only advances the field of music analysis but also highlights the emotional depth and cultural significance of Greek traditional music.

We are proud to share that Ioannis and Dimitrios will continue their work as members of the SIPPRE Lab, further refining and expanding this important project. Their efforts exemplify the lab’s commitment to integrating technology with cultural preservation and innovation.

Congratulations to Ioannis Frouzis and Dimitrios Volakis for their exceptional contributions! We look forward to seeing how this research evolves in the future.

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