XVIII ValgrAI Matinal de Investigación
Let’s celebrate getting back to our routine in the best possible way! You can’t miss the eighteenth edition of ValgrAI’s ‘Research Mornings’ next Friday, 5 September, at 9:30 a.m.! At the foundation, we are excited to continue offering a dynamic space for dialogue and discovery of the latest innovations in the field of artificial intelligence. With our batteries recharged after the summer… We hope to make this a historic edition!
Why shouldn't you miss it?
- Immerse yourself in the most innovative research in artificial intelligence.
- Talk directly with experts during a Q&A session.
- Expand your network by connecting with other tech enthusiasts.
- Be inspired by new ideas and opportunities in the exciting world of AI.
Presentations from the XVIII ValgrAI Morning Research:
Christian Pérez Bernal
Title: Scheduling 4.0: Energy, Learning, and Transparency
Industry 4.0 requires scheduling solutions capable of optimizing production performance, minimizing energy consumption, and generating user confidence. The basis of scheduling is to design heuristics and metaheuristics for multi-objective optimisation that incorporate learning mechanisms based on historical information (solutions, characteristics, instances, etc.), which dynamically guide the selection of operators and parameters to reduce energy consumption and makepan. Finally, explainability systems will be developed that, both in an integrated and post hoc manner, will offer clear interpretations of energy and operational trade-offs, allowing us to understand why the metaheuristic chooses certain solution paths. The synergy between metaheuristics, adaptive learning, and energy transparency will enable smarter and more sustainable industrial scheduling.
Vicent Santamarta, Cris Milego and Pablo Expósito
Title: Revital-IA: Artificial Intelligence for the socio-economic revitalisation of small and medium-sized municipalities in Valencia
The Revital-IA project, jointly coordinated by Wonderbits and the Provincial Council of Valencia, has the main objective of applying Artificial Intelligence to public databases in order to revitalise rural areas, optimise resources and promote digital talent in municipalities at risk of depopulation.
