Projects

The objective of CHAI is to promote responsible use of Generative AI (GenAI) in higher education by facilitating the co-creation of AI honor codes.

ENTREGAMER strengthens entrepreneurial skills among higher education students through AI, gamification, and a digital learning platform that responds to the needs of the labor market.

This discussion paper, commissioned by EU-OSHA, explores the impact of the AI Act on AI systems designed for occupational safety and health (OSH).

The Energy in Transition research group explores how AI helps professionals make faster and better technical decisions in complex system integration within the energy transition.

This project identifies risk factors contributing to the development of injuries among Paralympic wheelchair athletes. We develop knowledge and practical tools to help professionals prevent injuries.

The pilot GenAI examined how GenAI can influence the daily work of education, research, and support staff within THUAS.

How digitally skilled are SMEs in construction and manufacturing? THUAS research groups and WE-IT explore this through lab tests, case studies and tools to develop practical training solutions.

The METACOG project enhances AI literacy in Europe, equipping citizens, students, and educators to recognize disinformation. Supported by Erasmus+, a coalition develops practical tools and innovative teaching methods.

Sustainable Finance Microlearning with Educational Generative AI. GenESG is an EU-funded initiative that bridges the gap between sustainable finance education and artificial intelligence.

The Network and Systems Engineering Cyber Security research group at The Hague University of Applied Sciences is exploring how AI can help create unique, personalized exploitation challenges for students.

The project aims to minimize diseases and spoilage of horticultural vegetables in greenhouse cultivation.

The Dutch greenhouse horticulture industry is a global leader in sustainable innovations. Compared to other countries, its ecological footprint is already low, but new technologies offer opportunities to further control...