This workshop, organized by the Royal Military Academy, will look at the latest developments in innovative security applications.
What decisions will have to be taken by AI based systems, and what ethics should be applied
Justification: there is an increasing realization that AI based systems eventually will contribute to, or take decisions, and that
decisions prepared or taken by 'machines' will have to be based on ethical principles
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This workshop organized by de Karel de Grote Hogeschool covers the use of ImmersiMed.
ImmersiMed is a platform for immersive virtual reality training aimed at medical personnel. It is aimed at medical educational
and professional institutions for educating nurses, doctors and other medical personnel.
It is created with multi-platform support and extensibility in mind. By creating consistent experiences across different platforms
and applications ImmersiMed intends to increase simulation availability and training time.
Furthermore, it is exptected to improve quality of training and prepare students better for more advanced tasks, boost confidence in their abilities and decrease professional anxiety.
Tools for educators are being provided so new scenarios can be added without intervention of costly content creators or programmers.
We address the current status future of ImmersiMed and VR training in general and discuss how this also helps to lower medical training and simulation costs.
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Other Workshops can be proposed which fall within the scope of the conference.
Workshop proposals should be emailed to Philippe.Geril@eurosis.org, by indicating the type of workshop you would like to organize, before October 5, 2019. When preparing a workshop submission, please consider the link to the event and the specific nature of your proposal. A confirmation email will be sent to verify that the proposal was received.