UFII AI Mini-Symposium: AI in Smart Engineered Systems
AI in Smart Engineered Systems looks at the integration of AI and humans to develop robust and effective human-machine teams with varying degrees of autonomy and sophistication. Applications include digital twins, robotics, Cyber-Physical Systems, disaster response, medical intervention and Industry 4.0.
Thursday, April 21, 2022
HYBRID: Live, in-person and virtual via Zoom
Location: AUDITORIUM, Reitz Union [Take orange elevators to 2nd floor, then turn right – Auditorium is directly ahead]
PROGRAM:
10:00AM: Welcome and Opening Remarks by Dr. R. Raymond Issa, Distinguished Professor, Rinker School of Construction Management
10:05AM: UF AI Work Group: Dr. George Michailidis, Chair, UF AI Work Group, Director, UF Informatics Institute
10:10AM: UF AI Initiative, Curriculum and AI Academic Initiative Center (AI)2: Dr. David Reed, Associate Provost for Strategic Initiatives
10:20AM: Enabling Intelligent Features for Visually-guided Underwater Robots: Dr. Md Jahidul Islam, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
10:40AM: Explainable Methods in Neuro-AI: Dr. Shreya Saxena, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
11:00AM: A Vision of AI-Enabled Digital Twin for Improving Critical Care Delivery in ICUs: Dr. Xiang Zhong, Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering
11:20AM: Security of AI-Based Decisions: Emerging Threats and Solutions: Dr. Sara Rampazzi, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering
11:40AM: Machine Learning Approach for Rapid Disaster Response Based on Multi-Modal Data: Dr. Karla Saldana Ochoa, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture
12:00PM Lunch in Rm 2365: Boxed lunches provided for registered guests
1:15PM: Panel Discussion with five speakers and Dr. R. Raymond Issa as moderator
2:00PM: Summary and Closing Remarks: Dr. R. Raymond Issa
Thursday, April 21, 2022
10:00AM – 2:00PM
Lunch will serve at Noon
When you register below, please indicate if you will be attending in-person or via zoom. Zoom invite will be sent out the day before the talk.
For specific questions about content of the symposium, please contact Dr. Ray Issa at raymond-issa@ufl.edu. More general questions, contact Flora Marynak at flora.marynak@ufl.edu.