DAIRE
Delft Artificial Intelligence Research and Education
Delft University of Technology is home to over 50 scientists covering almost all areas of Artificial Intelligence.
AI research and education at Delft University of Technology focuses on understanding, designing, and engineering the responsible automation of complex systems, involving people as well as technical components.
Find out who is working on Machine Learning, Knowledge Representation & Reasoning, Decision Making, Agents, and Robotics & Vision.
News
14 januari 2019
Ibo van de Poel in Trouw over kunstmatige intelligentie bij de politie
De politie verwacht veel van big data, algoritmes en artificiële intelligentie. Maar ook supercomputers falen, discrimineren of zijn soms onnavolgbaar.
04 december 2018
Delft AI meetup series launched
A series of monthly meetups on Artificial Intelligence has been launched at TU Delft. First meetup will take place on December 13. More information is available via https://www.meetup.com/Delft-AI-Meetup/.
09 november 2018
Ahold Delhaize en TU Delft starten samenwerking in robotica
Ahold Delhaize gaat samen met de TU Delft, RoboValley en YES!Delft nieuwe toepassingen van robotica verkennen in de retail sector.
25 september 2018
Virginia Dignum at Medium.com about keep loved ones alive with AI
The idea of preserving a person through their speech with interactive simulations is not new. “It is conceivable that people may attempt to develop such systems to ‘replace’ deceased loved ones in an emotional interaction,” says Victoria Dignum, associate professor of social artificial intelligence at Delft University of Technology. “I would not necessarily say that such uses are to be forbidden per se, but if developed, these must be subjected to strong ethical, psychological, and social reviews, in ways similar to how medicines are introduced nowadays.”
13 september 2018
Nieuwe vliegende robot imiteert insectenvlucht
Onderzoekers van het Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory (MAVLab) van de TU Delft hebben een vliegende robot ontwikkeld die is geïnspireerd op insecten. De robot werd voor het eerst gepresenteerd in Science (14 september 2018).