Computer Science Laboratories Rome
The sciences, the arts, the public engagement.
We are the Sony Computer Science Laboratories (Sony CSL) in Rome.
Sony CSL is the leading-edge organization that works to create new research areas and paradigms, as well as new technologies and businesses for the common social good.
Our lab in Rome was born thanks to a scientific agreement with the “Enrico Fermi” Research Centre.
At Sony CSL – Rome we strive to give a contribution to the redesign of our societies with a transdisciplinary approach spanning from sustainable mobility, production processes, logistics, to more complex features such as economic development, democratic practises and social dialogue, inclusion.
Tackling the challenge of redesigning Information Technologies to make information more accessible and social dialogue more transparent, understandable and healthy.
Aiming at providing new tools for understanding and monitoring urban environments in order to make them more sustainable improving citizens’ lives.
Studying the ability of AI to understand the complexity of open-ended systems, to support creativity and help people finding original brilliant, innovative and practical solutions.
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Our paper has been featured on Nature Cities’ cover!
“A universal framework for inclusive 15-minute cities”, the recent publication by the Sustainable Cities Research Line at the Sony Computer Science Laboratories – Rome, got the cover of Nature Cities!
The study sheds light on the concept of accessibility to services by citizens in a given area, and proposes a tool for understanding how to decrease inequalities within a city.
Read more here!
As our opening event in June 2022 aimed to narrate, our laboratory in Rome was born thanks to a scientific agreement with the “Enrico Fermi Research Centre” (generally referred to as CREF).
This agreement represents a unique public-private effort for science and a source of pride for us.
If you want to know more about the collaboration between CREF and Sony CSL – Rome and about our joint projects, please click here and enjoy your reading!