Artificial Intelligence

The NAG would like to invite you to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) event on Tuesday September 14th, 2021, from 13:30 – 16:30 pm. We are pleased that Eindhoven Airport wants to host the meeting.

Theme:

The focus of the event is on linking Artificial Intelligence to aviation. The main aim is to inform, inspire, form consortia, generate ideas and network. Results that you can achieve by realizing more AI applications, strengthening circularity and sustainability.

Program:

13:30     Reception with coffee and tea

14:00     Opening by the chairman of the day

• Jacob Derks, Project Manager of VIA APPIA (Virtual and Augmented reality and Artificial Intelligence Partners Programme for Industrial Applications) at World Class Maintenance

14:05     Explanation AI and future vision 

•  Nathan Eskue, Associate Professor of AI in Manufacturing at TU Delft

14:10  Short welcome by the host of the meeting

•  Roel Hellemons, CEO Eindhoven Airport

14:20     Maintenance and Digital Twin

• Marcel Bos, Head of Gas Turbines &Structural Integrity Department at NLR

14:35     Break

14:40     Certification of AI 

• Sander van Lochem, Avionics Specialist at ADSE

14:55     Using AI on Flight Simulators to support Evidence Based Training (EBT)

•   Mark van den Hoven, Lead System Architect at Avion Group

15:10     AI in Air Traffic Control

• Bert Brouwer, Directeur at 42 Solutions

15:25     Break

15:30     Panel discussion

• Jacob Derks (moderator)
• Nathan Eskue 
• Sander van Lochem 
• Emilia Silvas, quartermaster working group Mobility, Transport & Logistics AI coalition

16:00     Network drink

16:30     End  

• Jan Bos, Marketing Manager Civil Aerospace Industry at NLR, controls the questions & Mentimeter.     

Target group:

Everyone who has an interest in Artificial Intelligence.

Location:

Eindhoven Airport

Costs:
Participation is free of charge

The Artificial Intelligence event is made possible by a topsector HTSM TKI grant.

 We are looking forward meeting you live at Eindhoven Airport on the 14th of September.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Wilma Pronk at wilma.pronk@nag.aero.