Cyber security in smart industry?
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Cyber security in smart industry?

From the currently running various cyber security R&D projects it shows that steps are taken towards a better and more mature security in smart industry. However, a lot of improvements are still needed. We present the status and results of our latest cyber security R&D projects related to smart industry.

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Engineering machine learning applications AI is not ready for use - Design and build models with less data, and more thought Moral programming: ethics at the front door World modeling in automated driving Music enabled running Towards a vision on micro-credentialing and open badges How does your computer understand your facial emotions? Why bots need emotions Machine vision-driven manufacturing automation in the factory of the future Automated guided vehicles in the factory of the future Let’s work together: How your co-bot can become a trusted colleague Becoming the data science department of 400000 SMEs TamaCoachee: a virtual coachee in your pocket Robots with character: What we can learn from Disney to develop more intuitive products How smart industry? Let’s talk about griefbots Visualizing music with machine learning Creativity meets artificial intelligence SMILEI: Five steps to design emotional game mechanics Demystifying AI Cyber security in smart industry? Using cobots for testing of navigation systems Use bots to get insights! AI: a Call to action
Casper Schellekens Lecturer and Researcher Fontys Hogeschool ICT
Casper Schellekens

About Casper

Casper Schellekens MSc. is lecturer and researcher at Fontys Hogescholen. He has set up the ICT & Cyber Security specialization study program and is running this program since 2014. In this program IT students are educated to become more security aware and skilled and a new generation of security professionals is educated: ethical hackers, security analysts, and security engineers.

Casper aims for a well-secured world with well-educated professionals.

And if in this process some systems are hacked every now and then, preferably other people’s systems, then that is regarded as a bonus ;-)