@University of Amsterdam
The mission of UvA-Bosch Delta Lab (Deep Learning Technologies Amsterdam) is to perform world class research in machine learning and computer vision. Researchers at UvA collaborate with Bosch researchers on topics including generative models, causal learning, geometric deep learning, uncertainty quantification in deep learning, human-in-the-loop methods, outlier detection, scene reconstruction, image decomposition, and semantic segmentation.
The lab is a public-private partnership with Bosch.
The Delta Lab made a visit to Bosch’s research headquarters in Renningen, Germany. The lab members gave presentations on research progress, discussed various applications of the Delta Lab research to Bosch products, and connected with Bosch academic labs at Tsinghua University and Carnegie Mellon University.
Several members attended and participated in the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems, which was held in Vancouver, Canada and is one of the premiere machine learning venues.
The Delta Lab made a visit to Bosch’s research headquarters in Renningen, Germany. The lab members gave presentations on research progress, saw several Bosch tech demos, and discussed upcoming EU AI regulation.
The Delta Lab’s PhD candidates presented their work to visitors from Bosch as well as the broader UvA community. Alexander Timans and Melis Öcal gave presentations while all students gave poster presentations. The event was highlighted by a talk from dr. Michael Pfeiffer on applications of generative AI at Bosch.
Several members attended and participated in the International Conference on Computer Vision, which was held in Paris, France and is one of the premiere computer vision venues. Xiaoyan Xing gave a contributed talk at the Computer Vision for Metaverse workshop, Alexander Timans presented a poster at the Uncertainty Quantification for Computer Vision workshop, and Eric Nalisnick gave an invited talk also at Uncertainty Quantification for Computer Vision.
The Delta Lab made a week-long visit to Bosch’s research headquarters in Renningen, Germany. Lab members saw how their research translates into practice via demonstrations in robotics, autonomous driving, and healthcare technology. Pictured below is their meeting with Thomas Kropf, President of Bosch Corporate Research and Advanced Engineering.
Friday 23 September, Delta Lab 2 was officially opened. The UvA and world-leading technology company Bosch have agreed to extend their established collaboration with the launch of a new public-private research lab. Read the full article.
The UvA and Bosch have extended their partnership with the launch of Delta Lab 2. Herke van Hoof, former lab manager for Delta Lab 1, is now passing the baton to Eric Nalisnick. Below, the two Machine Learning Lab scientists discuss the partnership. Read the full article.
The UvA and world-leading technology company Bosch have agreed to extend their established collaboration with the launch of a new public-private research lab. Delta Lab 2 – the follow-up to the successful collaboration Delta Lab 1 – will focus on the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning for applications in computer vision, generative models and causal learning. Delta Lab 2 will form part of ICAI, the national Innovation Center for AI, headquartered on the Amsterdam Science Park. The lab will be headed by the UvA’s Dr Jan-Willem van de Meent and Prof. Theo Gevers. Dr Eric Nalisnick will be the daily lab manager. Read the full announcement.