Safe autonomous systems in an open world

Robotics, image recognition, self-driving cars. In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made enormous progress in these areas. Meanwhile, concerns are growing about the safety of such autonomous systems.

Autonomous systems in the real world

TNO develops hybrid AI algorithms and software that enable autonomous systems to operate safely and effectively in an open environment.

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Working on reliable AI

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27 January 2025
His research helps make AI models reliable, even when there is little data available for learning. Meet Friso Heslinga, computer vision scientist and one of the key researchers and nominee for TNO’s Young Excellent Researcher award.

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