TransAIR Conference “Democratize AI with open research” to start on Wednesday – EASE Collaborative Research Center Research projects financed through other funding sources that substantially contribute towards the EASE research agenda include: RoPHa is a BMBF funded project that develops robotic agents accomplishing simple meal preparation with a focus on easy interaction between robots and asserted people. Robosherlock is a project funded by the German Science Foundation DFG that investigates task-directed and knowledge-enabled perception framework for manipulation tasks. Refillsis a H2020 project investigating a particular everyday activity: the replenishment of shelves in supermarkets. smile is a cooperative project that aims at encouraging and motivating girls to choose careers in MINT-related topics. { max-height: 50px; overflow-y: auto; overflow-x: hidden;} Students Scientific Community Industrial Partners Media & Public Search for: Search Button MENUMENU EASE EASE is an interdisciplinary research center at the University of Bremen that investigates everyday activity science & engineering. About Research Community-based approach Milestones Publications Career open EASE open EASE is the platform for all community-based initiatives of EASE, including a knowledge service, open-source software packages, open teaching and training projects, and cooperations. Open Source Software open EASE cloud service Open Data EASE Innovation EASE Innovation supports activities which help to transfer new technologies from the labs to the “real world”. This includes applied research, transfer projects, and other innovation activities. Innovation and Transfer Projects Connect Research and Industry The EASE Ecosystem EASE Academy EASE Academy provides teaching and training opportunities for doctoral students, university classes and students of secondary education, and teaching resources which are distributed online. EASE Learning Hub EASE Fall School EASE Integrated Research Training Group EASE Academy Members EASE Academy Alumni smile with EASE School with EASE EASE Learning Hub EASE openLab EASE opens its infrastructure to cooperate with international researchers on cognition-enabled robotic agents. EASE Outreach EASE Outreach is designed to raise awareness of EASE’s activities among media and the general public. Press and Media Citizen Science Public Events Menu Blog Home> News> TransAIR Conference “Democratize AI with open research” to start on Wednesday TransAIR Conference “Democratize AI with open research” to start on Wednesday Verena Engelhardt September 28, 2020 News 0 Comments We would like to draw your attention to the online conference “Democratize AI with open research” organized by the Institute for Artificial Intelligence (IAI) at Bremen University running from September 30 until October 14, 2020. The virtual conference includes: presentations by international speakers, tutorials on open projects, interview, panel discussion, networking opportunities and collaboration and covering the advances, challenges, as well as potentials of open science in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Sign up here for free to join this experience (number of participants is limited). Photo Credits: Anna Shvets via pexels.com You Might Also Like The EASE household challenge is subject of the IEEE spectrum article “It’s (Still) Really Hard for Robots to Autonomously Do Household Chores” July 1, 2021 Bremen Big Data Challenge 2019 completed! May 21, 2019 Diskussionsrunde “Kunst oder Künstlich? Wie Künstliche Intelligenz komponiert” 02.05.2019 May 8, 2019 Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Contact Please contact us for further information about EASE. University of Bremen SFB 1320 EASE Office, TAB, Entrance E Am Fallturm 1 28359 Bremen Germany Tel.: + 49 421 218 64049/64040 Fax.: + 49 421 218 64047 E-Mail: ease@uni-bremen.de Social Media You can follow our activities on the following social media networks: High-Profile Area: Cooperating partner institutions: Imprint / Privacy Policy / Contact Close Menu