TNO research
At TNO I participate and lead several projects in the domain of human–AI interaction.
TNO research
Within TNO I work in the department of Human–Machine Teaming within the team Human–Agent/Robot Teaming. My research focuses on extending AI systems the functionalities they need to effectively and safely collaborate with all involved stakeholders. My focus is on AI systems that act as decision support systems (e.g., diagnostic support in healthcare), offer operator support (e.g., remote operators for autonomous sailing) or generally act as virtual agents (e.g., information gathering agents for the police). Aside from that, I work with physical autonomous systems and how they should perform their tasks and behave such that they fit in a team consisting of both humans and systems.
Below a list of my current projects and a few highlights of past projects. You can also take a look at my other activities overarching the projects such as my community projects, and my PhD research.
Current TNO projects
Past projects
How can humans collaborate better with AI systems?
Through Explainable AI!
My PhD research contributes to a more responsible use of AI systems by providing humans the needed understanding how such systems make their decisions.
My PhD research