by Wouter Hendrickx | Oct 13, 2020 | Life Sciences, Perspectives, Product innovation
In our research project we’ll develop a robotic platform for spinal surgery which uses algorithms developed by Deep Learning (AI). The developed algorithms will transform high resolution preoperative 3D images, like CT scans and MRIs, to high resolution images of the...
by Niels Verleysen | Aug 12, 2020 | Perspectives, Product innovation
What’s the difference between Machine Learning & Deep Learning? And when to choose one or the other? More classical Machine Learning techniques often require feature engineering. This means that someone uses their knowledge to list relevant features in the data....
by Wouter Hendrickx | Jul 14, 2020 | Life Sciences, Perspectives, Product innovation
Hypertension, hypotension or irregular blood flow are linked with various diseases like coronary heart disease and ischemic as a hemorrhagic stroke. The WHO reported that around 13% of all deaths are caused by high blood pressure values. The overall prevalence of...
by Joris De Lamper | Jun 30, 2020 | Digital innovation, Industry & chemistry, Product innovation, Webinars
Today, you can quickly and inexpensively build AI & new technologies from scratch. However, you have numerous options, both off-the-shelve and custom made. In this webinar, Rogelio Chovet, Business Development Manager Digital Innovation, will show different...
by Wouter Vleugels | Jun 19, 2020 | FMCG & consumer, Perspectives, Product innovation
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) used to be a tool to develop highly expensive and complex products such as aircraft, rockets, ships, turbo machinery, etc. The tools were cumbersome, old fashioned and expensive. Models took a long time to develop and their usage was...
by Niels Verleysen | Jun 9, 2020 | Perspectives, Product innovation
The future of global data protection regulations continues to be a subject of debate, however it can be expected that more tight regulations will face it with the uptake of AI and big data systems that has recently advanced faster than everybody thought due to the...
