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Company number 03972962
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UK company 03972962, incorporated on 14 April 2000.
Cybula Limited is a UK company with status liquidation founded in 2000 based in Yorkshire and the Humber.
Company number 03972962
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1 Dec 2020 to 30 Jun 2021
1 Jan 2019 to 30 Jun 2021
"Esports is the term used for describing video games that are played competitively and watched by massive audiences. In 2017, over 388 million people worldwide watched esports, and the number of esports fans is projected to grow a further 50% by 2020 (Newzoo, 2018). The esports audience, today, truly is an ""audience of the future"" -- esports fans are te...
1 Sep 2018 to 31 Aug 2019
This 12 month project investigates the use of a disruptive design of computer, the Cool Computer, which, because it can operate in water, regulates its’ operating temperatures by transferring heat to the water. This transfer of waste heat energy to water could provide low grade heat energy directly to a building where the computing cluster is installed. T...
1 Oct 2017 to 30 Apr 2019
Mobile robots can be used for inspecting and monitoring infrastructure and environments. It is important that the monitoring is accurate. This motivates the need for flexible, autonomous and powerful decision making mobile robots that can be highly customised for diverse application domains. These systems need to be able to learn through fusing data from ...
1 Sep 2017 to 31 Aug 2019
Condition based maintenance (CBM) improves reliability and asset performance, releasing value via efficiency gains in operation, maintanance and optimised asset lifetimes. CBM has shown its effectiveness in high value market sectors. However, whilst the potential benefits are significant, adoption in the Built Enviroment (BE) has been limited. The BE sect...
1 Jun 2017 to 31 Mar 2018
TITLE: Event Detection using Pattern Analytics Platform (EDPAP) At a time when many organisations are monitoring ‘things’ and as a result collecting large amounts of time-based data, Cybula is using its’ considerable skills in developing novel pattern matching methods which can be used to monitor the health of complex assets and systems. The company has d...
1 Nov 2016 to 31 Jan 2017
TITLE: Event Detection using Pattern Analytics Platform (EDPAP) At a time when many organisations are monitoring ‘things’ and as a result collecting large amounts of time-based data, Cybula is using its’ considerable skills in developing novel pattern matching methods which can be used to monitor the health of complex assets and systems. The company has d...
1 Apr 2016 to 30 Jun 2017
Condition based maintenance is the future of mechanical equipment management, providing a step change in efficiency and reliability throughout asset life. Systematic approaches to data capture (e.g. temperature, vibration by retrofitted sensor networks) from M&E assets in public/commercial buildings have been proposed. However, whilst data can be captured...
1 Jun 2015 to 30 Nov 2016
This 18 month project aims to build a pre-commercial demonstrator consisting of an IT platform which is capable of deploying Cybula’s event detection methods to monitor the behaviour of complex assets (machines, engines, infrastructure and with medical applications, people). These methods use novel pattern matching techniques on multi-variate, time-series...
1 Sep 2014 to 31 Aug 2016
This project aims to build a software tool (Retail Energy Management System or REMS) which uses novel pattern matching tools on sub-metered energy data collected at 30 minute intervals from a portfolio of supermarket stores. The project team want to link the energy data to other external data (weather data and building data) so that normalisation models c...
1 Aug 2014 to 30 Nov 2014
The need for large amounts of computing is prevalent in many everyday problems, such as determining the best way to design the shape of your car, detecting the failures in nuclear power stations, to running great computer games. Current computers are difficult to scale from small experimental machines to large supercomputers and typically lack the ability...
1 Jun 2014 to 31 May 2016
Innovative ICT can play a crucial role in many innovation processes, but its potential is not always exploited in many industries. A route to innovation in chemical using industries is the exploitation of materials in what would otherwise be lost to waste streams from current manufacturing processes. This is interesting both in terms of realising addition...