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Collaboration between KU Leuven and VIVES to accelerate value creation in AI for business and industry VIVES

Lieven De Lathauwer, Isabel Vanslembrouck

Hogeschool VIVES Zuid, KU Leuven campus Kortrijk, Business Management

Artificial Intelligence is a technological priority for West Flanders. A unique AI biotope is currently emerging in West Flanders that includes knowledge building, knowledge valorization and knowledge dissemination. The innovation trajectory in this application is embedded in this biotope and further refines and implements the joint roadmap within the domain of AI between KU Leuven Campus Kulak Kortrijk and Campus Bruges, and Hogeschool Vives. ...

Network architectures and protocols for efficient ad hoc collaboration between heterogeneous networked objects Ghent University

Ingrid Moerman

Department of Information technology

In the Internet-of-Things, an increasing number of heterogeneous devices will be co-located
in the same area. Current networking approaches are not designed to support efficient direct communication between co-located devices from different networks. To optimize these
heterogeneous networks, ad hoc cooperation between co-located devices of different network
technologies is needed.
To this end, this project develops ...

Translation of strategic transformations to AI technology projects Hasselt University

Diversity, Business Informatics

The ability of organisations to translate a business challenge to a technological solution dictates the successful adoption of AI in Flanders. One element is key: always take the business' strategic needs and opportunities as a base to draw up a fitting and concrete AI project, while including a clear-cut business case. To make this a reality, organisations need support on multiple levels. This training course will focus on two target ...

Flanders AI University of Antwerp

Peter Hellinckx, Steven Latré

Internet Data Lab (IDLab)

The Flemish AI research program aims to stimulate strategic basic research focusing on AI at the different Flemish universities and knowledge institutes. This research must be applicable and relevant for the Flemish industry. Concretely, 4 grand challenges 1. Help to make complex decisions: focusses on the complex decision-making despite the potential presence of wrongful or missing information in the datasets. 2. Extract and process ...

AI for sales prediction in an environment with limited historical data VIVES

Yves Sagaert

Business Management

In recent years, a lot of research has been done on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning techniques. This has resulted in many available models and open-source code that can be used freely. In this project we want to see how AI can be used to better predict future sales for Flemish SMEs. This allows them to improve their production and capacity planning, but also to optimize purchasing policy and stock management. However, AI ...

Roadmap for the integration of ethics in the development process of AI applications. VIVES

Tomas Folens

Business Management

Artificial intelligence is in full development and brings with it many ethical challenges. As AI's market penetration rises, so will these ethical challenges. That is why it is important that the development of Artificial intelligence is done in an ethically responsible manner. Many initiatives are currently being taken to take the ethical aspect into account in the development of artificial intelligence. However, essential building blocks are ...

Joining forces between KU Leuven and Vives to accelerate value creation in AI for business and industry. KU Leuven

Lieven De Lathauwer

Electrical Engineering (ESAT), Kulak Kortrijk Campus

Artificial Intelligence is a technological priority for West Flanders. Currently, a unique AI biotope is emerging in West Flanders that encompasses knowledge building, knowledge valorisation and knowledge diffusion. The innovation trajectory in this application is to be embedded within this biotope and further refines and implements the joint roadmap within the field of AI between KU Leuven Campus Kulak Kortrijk and Campus Bruges, and Vives ...

IOF GEAR: RAINboW "Responsible AI for a smart connected world” Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Ann Nowe

Computational and Applied Mathematics Programme, Computational Modelling, Industrieel Onderzoeksfonds, Applied Physics, Physics, Business technology and Operations, Electromobility research centre, Data Analytics Laboratory, Public Health Sciences, Biostatistics and medical informatics, Centre of Expertise on Gender, Diversity and Intersectionality, Mathematics, Digital Mathematics, Informatics and Applied Informatics, Electronics and Informatics, Artificial Intelligence

The IOF GEAR project "Responsible AI for a smart connected world” is a joint initiative of three VUB research groups: the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Data Analytics Lab and Digital Mathematics. Our goal is to help companies become more innovative and increase their excellence through the potential of AI. We focus on dynamic learning algorithms that actively interact with users and that not only learn from data but also take ...

Explainable, human-in-the-loop hybrid AI, resolving conflicting user feedback and in a federated learning setting Ghent University

Sofie Van Hoecke

Department of Electronics and information systems, Department of Information technology

Hybrid AI softens the need for big data by including domain knowledge into the AI. Current solutions
embed objective knowledge. This research extends this by combining this with the tacit knowledge
of experienced engineers, while keeping the discrepancies between them. Uncaptured knowledge is
considered in the form of user feedback on the model outputs, including conflicting feedback between different users.

IOF Proof of Concept: Gonogo - Go/no-go decision support with AI Vrije Universiteit Brussel