[This event will be in Dutch]
On the 18th of April, the very first Knowledge Expo after Covid-19 will take place at the brand new Betafactory of The Hague University of Applied Sciences in Delft. This is a unique opportunity to network with other companies and educational institutions and discover the latest developments in technology and innovation.
The walk-in is from 16:00 at the Haagse Hogeschool in Delft, and the program will start with three exciting presentations by engaging speakers on topics such as 5G, medical technology and the future of AI and ChatGPT. Afterwards, you will visit the Betafactory, the innovation location of the Haagse Hogeschool, where participants will be welcomed by Dieneke Schol. Here there will be short company presentations and tours and you can enjoy a BBQ buffet with musical accompaniment.
The Knowledge Expo offers an excellent opportunity to expand your network and strengthen your business relationships. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to attend the presentations of companies that cooperate with educational institutions to realize innovative projects. Here you will see how this collaboration contributes to the success of these companies and how you yourself can also benefit from collaborating with these educational institutions.
This is the first time the Betafactory is open to the public, and TechnetDelft is proud to welcome you to this innovative learning environment. Councilwoman Maaike Zwart will attend the event and highlight the important role of technology and innovation in our city. This is an excellent opportunity to engage with her or network with other businesses and educational institutions.
Register now for the Knowledge Expo and become part of Delft’s thriving tech scene.
Program
16:00 Walk-in
16:30 Welcome by Bert Monna, chairman TechnetDelft
16:45 1st Speaker: ChatGPT is a form of AI. Cor van der Struijf is a pioneer in the field of AI and knows better than anyone how AI can contribute to your technical business case.
Followed by Intermezzo by Nellie vd Griend, Director HHS Faculty of Technology, Innovation and Society.
17:15 2nd speaker: Is 5G harmful to health or not? John Bolte is lector Smart sensor Systems and connected to the RIVM and did research on the harmful effects of 5G radiation.
Followed by intermezzo by alderman Maaike Zwart
17:45 3rd Speaker: Wouter Serdijn is professor at the TUD and Erasmus and knows everything about bio-electronics
Followed by intermezzo by Bert Monna and move to Betafactory
18:20 Welcome to Betafactory by Dieneke Schol
18:30 Networking, BBQ buffet interspersed with various soapbox presentations on successful innovation through collaboration with engineering students.
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