The workshops will take place on June 22, 2022 and will take place in different locations.
In order to attend a workshop, make sure you buy a 2-day pass and select the corresponding workshop. Workshops are limited in capacity and served on a first come basis.
The 21st century is shaped by the ever-increasing use of data for getting new insights and making better decisions. The center of such applications are data-based prediction models. More often than not, these systems do produce unintended discrimination and social injustice, a phenomenon which has been called “algorithmic bias” or “algorithmic fairness”. Newly built tools and the ones already in place today are both affected. This has triggered European Union lawmakers to develop and publish a proposal for a Regulation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) earlier this year, which requires algorithmic systems to avoid such biases. In addition to that, there is an increasing awareness of society and customers regarding the social implications of data-based systems. More and more, these systems are expected to be fair, non-biased, and non-discriminatory.
Der Workshops wendet sich an Praktiker und Entscheider, vornehmlich aus der produzierenden Industrie. Physische Produkte, Produktionsverfahren oder Dienstleistungen, die mit physischen Objekten in Verbindung stehen, sollten eine wesentliche Säule des Unternehmens sein. Es soll also um «Hardware» gehen! Wir zeigen ganz konkret den Stand der Technik auf. In unserem Vision-Lab werden wir demonstrieren, welche Möglichkeiten die Bildverarbeitung, neue Sensorik und Algorithmik bieten. Der Besuch an einem Automatisierungs-Prototyp zeigt, was Predictive Maintenance im praktischen Einsatz bedeutet. Damit werden Bildverarbeitung, vorausschauende Wartung und die künstliche Intelligenz erlebbar.