Community of Interest (CoI)

A CoI is a group of people connected to each other by a shared need to solve common problems, develop skills and share best practices. In the case of MOBIO, it is composed of people representing their corporate employers or clients who are frequently at the interface between basic and applied research, and development. The overall goal of the CoI in MOBIO is to ensure as much as possible an effective exploitation and a take up of the technology developments by validating the potential use of these developments.

You can still join the CoI

The Community of Interest of MOBIO has been formed in Q4 2008, but it is seen as a lively group, and therefore will accept new members in 2009 and 2010 as well. To ease the communication and lower the constraints, we have taken the choice to interact via a LinkedIn group. This will allow individuals to join, should they represent their company or not. Just click to be directed to the MOBIO Community of Interest group. If you want to join as a company as well, have a look at the flyer below.

Download the CoI flyer

Enlarged CoI members

Click on the following link to see all members involved in the MOBIO CoI: MOBIO Community of Interest group.

Initial CoI members

	ACTIBIO Unobtrusive Authentication Using ACTIvity Related and Soft BIOmetrics
	atracsys
	BioID
	BIOMETRY.com AG Biometric Authentication for a secure world
	Cnoté
	Daon
	Extol
	GREYC Academic Research Laboratory in Computer Science, Image Processing, Electronics and Automatics
	Isra University, Jordan Academic Research Laboratory
	KeyLemon KeyLemon is a software company which offers simple, fast and convenient computer access solutions, based on face and speech recognition, for all Internet users with a webcam.
	kooaba
	mill'event
	Mi-Pay Mi-Pay provides a range of mobile initiated financial services for banks and mobile operators around the World
	ReallaeR Systems integrator for security solutions
	Retia Special electronics
	RISEPTIS
	SeMarket The SeMarket objective is to ensure the identity of persons and organisations. In order to achieve this it can count on a wide range of biometric technologies such as face, voice and fingerprint recognition as well as electronic signature services based on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) technology.
	United Kingdom Biometrics Institute (University of Kent) The UK Biometrics Institute was established in order to improve the performance of the UK biometrics sector by facilitating the transfer of knowledge between stakeholders and by offering independent but informed advice about biometrics to industry, government and consumers.
	University of Calcutta (Mobile Adhoc Networks)
	ValidSoft ValidSoft is a leading global supplier of Strong Authentication and Transaction Verification solutions that enable organizations to provide secure access to services and counter electronic fraud.