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Schlagwort: AI Booster

Precision Health Day – SUPSI

The first edition of this Precision Health Day will focus on applied research for precision health, a holistic approach aimed at developing proactive and personalized solutions to health problems by integrating interindividual variability into behavioral, environmental, and genetic determinants of health.

The event is organized by the Institute of Digital Technologies for Personalized Healthcare (MeDiTech), Dalle Molle Institute of Artificial Intelligence (IDSIA USI-SUPSI), Institute of Information Systems and Networking (ISIN) and the Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale (EOC) to share experiences and develop collaborations in precision health care with experts from academia, industry and institutions.

AI Days 2025

The 2025 edition of AI-Days will take place from January 27 to 29, 2025, in Geneva (January 27 and 28) and Lausanne (January 29). The AI-Days of the HES-SO Engineering and Architecture Department are organized by the Swiss AI Center for SMEs. The aim of the event is to provide a forum for discussing the practical use of new artificial intelligence technologies in the economic fabric.

Find more information and the registration on the official website:

Swiss Robotics Day

The Swiss Robotics Day (SRD) is Switzerland’s most comprehensive exhibition on robotics for industry and research. 

The SRD brings together industry, researchers, investors, engineers and students to exchange and share experiences, new ideas, and technologies. Matchmaking sessions facilitate collaborations and partnerships. 

The SRD is a one-day event initiated by the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research in (NCCR) Robotics – a flagship project with EPFL as leading house and ETH Zurich as co-leading house. The 2024 edition is organized by Innovation Booster Robotics, the University of Basel (Dept. of Biomedical Engineering) and EPFL. Of course we will be around as well, as AI and robots are somehow married 🙂

Check the program and register here – it’s worth it:

Workshop – From Crowdsourced to Reliable Data: AI Quality Evaluation of OpenStreetMap

OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a valuable crowdsourced alternative to commercial and governmental geospatial data providers, with proven applications e.g. in the environment, tourism and emergency services. However, the lack of quality assessment tools hinders its wider adoption. This workshop aims to address the need for reliable and standardized data quality evaluation in OSM, with a focus on AI-based methods.

Current research prototypes such as ‘OSM Data Completeness’ and ‘ohsome quality analyst’ offer intrinsic solutions for data quality evaluation in specific regions based on user requirements. But there’s potential for improvement in usability and integration of extrinsic approaches.

The workshop will explore how these tools can be developed for production use and identify areas for further research. By discussing data quality evaluation solutions, the workshop aims to enable the establishment of an applied research and development agenda to better evaluate the suitability of OSM data.

The workshop will be held in German and English.

Registration and contact: Mail to stefan.keller@ost.ch

Innosuisse Innovation Funding | AI+X Summit (plusx.ai)

Speakers:

Dr. Hanspeter Bär – Innosuisse
Dr. Reik Leiterer – data innovation alliance
Dr. Giulia Aguzzi – Kistler Group
Dr. Lukas Lichtensteiger – ZHAW School of Engineering

Moderated by Dr. Maria Anselmi, Innosuisse

RiskOn 2024 | Transforming Uncertainty into Opportunities

The RiskOn event on September 4 – 5, 2024 brings together experienced risk professionals with experts and talents from Switzerlands leading universities to co-create innovative solutions in the realm of risk management

Challenge 1: Use of new technologies for risk events classification and analysis
Financial institutions, as part of their risk frameworks, are required to capture, investigate/analyse and report on risk events. Given the volume of such events, their handling and analysis may be cumbersome and resource intensive.

Challenge 2: Fraud Risk Detection – How artificial intelligence can help?
Fraud risk is currently among the top risks in the financial sector. Big data and the rapid development of artificial intelligence has also contributing to that over the past few years. On the other hand, AI-methods can be efficiently used by banks for
early detection of fraud risk.

Challenge 3: How can AI be leveraged to enable CRO employees to work more efficiently?
With the rise in Artificial Intelligence solutions, there is the potential for improving/scaling/automating tasks performed by Chief Risk Officer (CRO) employees, when considering the associated risks, limitations and implementation cost.

Read more here:

Workshop: DAOs & AI

Artificial Intelligence is advancing faster than we can fully comprehend. Its potential is immense, but so are the risks. Can we apply principles of democracy, decentralization, and transparency to unlock AI’s full potential while mitigating its risks? In this workshop, we will explore the intersection of DAOs, Blockchain, and Artificial Intelligence to identify suitable applications.

Find the full program on the official website!

Webinar: Potential added-value of Artificial Intelligence-based solutions to improving the quality of care of seniors

There are many potential applications of AI in healthcare, particularly in the care of older people. This mainly refers to algorithm-based computing techniques that manage and analyze large data sets to make conclusions and predictions: from clinical decision support systems that can help detect delirium from medical records to wearable devices that can predict the risk of falls.

In this webinar, the needs and challenges of older people will be presented and defined and possible solutions based on artificial intelligence methods for specific application examples will be demonstrated.

12h00-12h10: Presentation of Innovation Booster SILVER AGING
12h10-12h20: Presentation of Innovation Booster ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
12h20-12h30 : Dr. Vincent Grek – AI, medicine and sport for elderly people
12h30-12h40 : Daria Mühlethaler – Supporting the Care Givers with GenAI
12h40-12h50: Q&A
12h50-13h00 : Prof. Dr. Tobias Nef – AI and Digital Biomarkers for patients with Neurodegenerative diseases
13h00-13h10 : Dennis Eitner
13h10-13h20 : Q&A
13h20-13h30 : Wrap-up

Organized by IB Silver Aging and IB Artificial Intelligence

Webinar: 12. Learn & Lunch – Challenges for SMEs: How can responsible AI be used as a competitive advantage (Deutsch)

Due to rising social expectations and new laws on the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI), it is becoming increasingly important for companies to ensure the trustworthiness and ethical acceptability of AI applications. However, instead of viewing these requirements merely as a challenge, they also offer companies the opportunity to innovate and differentiate themselves from the competition. The aim of this event is to jointly explore the business challenges in the area of responsible AI. It will also discuss how companies can proactively use these requirements to tap into new innovation opportunities and position themselves sustainably in the market.

Organized by GRdigital in cooperation with the Focus Topic Responsible AI and Expert Group Data Ethics, of the data innovation alliance

Info-Webinar IB Databooster and Artificial Intelligence

The Service à l’Innovation et à la Recherche (SIR) of the HES-SO is organizing a webinar on June 24, 2024 (12:00-13:00) to present two ideas supported by the Innosuisse Innovation Booster program. The funding opportunities in the frame of the Innovation Booster databooster and Artificial Intelligence, for which Nabil Abdennadher, professor at HEPIA, is the representative in French-speaking Switzerland, will be introduced and explained.

Organized by HES-SO, HEPIA and the data innovation alliance

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