The Brussels Responsible AI Network (BRAIN) Forum is a one-day event that invites researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from Belgium and beyond to discuss the latest advances in AI and its societal implications. It is part of the BrIAS series of public forums. BRAIN brings together the three Belgian AI research programmes: the AI for the Common […]
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1 event,Seminar 1: BrIAS Fellow Prof. Paolo Falcone Cautious-by-design motion planning. The role of prediction Safety of passengers and surrounding road users is the most important challenge in the design and deployment of autonomous driving technologies. In fact, the highest Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL-D) will likely be required for autonomous driving functionalities. While fulfilling such […] |
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1 event,The objective of this forum is to raise awareness and foster dialogue among academia, industry, operators, policymakers, and the public-at-large on the theme of the protection of Critical Underwater Infrastructures (CUIs). The conference will begin with an introduction to CUIs and discussing their vulnerability to covered sabotages, terroristic actions, and hybrid warfare. The geopolitical importance […] |
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1 event,The BrIAS Batteries2025 aims at becoming a recurrent international event for a multidisciplinary scientific community to present and discuss the most recent advancement and future avenues concerning the Dynamic Modelling and Control of Battery Systems (including Battery Management Systems and Energy Management Systems with storage). |
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1 event,BrIAS Sustainable Robotics, AI and Automation Closing Ceremony Seminar 1: BrIAS Fellow Prof. Ilya Kolmanovsky Exploiting Supervisory Schemes and the Interplay Between Computations and Closed-Loop Properties in Model Predictive Control Abstract: Model Predictive Control (MPC) leads to algorithmically defined nonlinear feedback laws for systems with pointwise-in-time state and control constraints. These feedback laws are defined by […] |
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