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Interview with Dr. Kazuhiro SakuradaAI and Healthcare: Big data aided observation and AI aided interpretation will overcome human recognition limits
Dr. Kazuhiro Sakurada, Deputy Program Director at RIKEN Medical Sciences Innovation Hub, chaired sessions on AI and Healthcare during a Japanese-German-French AI symposium in November 2018 (symposium report) and a follow-up trilateral forum on AI and Healthcare in December 2019 (forum website). In this interview he shares his findings from discussions with experts from Japan, Germany and France.
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Interview with Prof. Dr. Klaus JuffernbruchTrilateral commitment to ensuring the highest quality in AI systems for patients and healthcare professionals
Prof. Dr. Klaus Juffernbruch holds a Professorship for Health & Social Management at FOM University, Germany and acts as President of the Expert Group “Intelligent Networks in Healthcare” at the German National Digital Summit.
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Connecting Europe and Japan – Intelligent Healthcare Applications
AI MEETS HEALTHCARE – EVENT SERIES IN TOKYO IN DECEMBER 2019: Three days full of R&D, business opportunities and start-ups
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Registration until Oct 18, 2019Trilateral French-Japanese-German Research Projects on Artificial Intelligence
A first trilateral call for research proposals on “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) is announced by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) together with the French National Research Agency (ANR, France), and the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST, Japan).
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Smart apparel in sports, at work or to assist in rehabilitation
Xenoma, wearHEALTH and DFKI collaboration creates detailed magnetometer-free motion capture with smart apparel
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Karliczek in Japan: Focus on Artificial Intelligence
During her visit to Japan, the German Federal Minister of Research and Education puts AI and digitisation at the centre of political talks on research policy and future Japanese-German cooperation.
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Hitachi, Ltd. and the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence GmbH (DFKI) jointly develop AI for sensor suits
Sensor suits for workers quantify physical load and provide effective feedback to assist operations and prevent dangerous actions.
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