This talk delves into the critical role of AI in enhancing automotive cybersecurity, particularly in the context of the ISO/SAE 21434 standard, a comprehensive framework for cybersecurity in the automotive industry.
Dr Nikar Rokbani will share experiences from deploying technological solutions addressing community needs in Tunisia based on leveraging IEEE resources, volunteers, with a focus on educational programs and technology for health programs.
The IEEE EMC Society, UK and Ireland Chapter Annual General Meeting 2023 will take place online on Tuesday 12th December at 5pm (UK).
The quest for developing advanced optical materials and photonic devices has historically relied on time-consuming trial and error alongside resource-bound numerical simulations, often resulting in suboptimal designs at a high cost.
The operator is frequently considered as the main sources of vulnerability in command and control systems; for example, in a 2006 survey 79% of fatal accidents in aviation were attributed to “human error.” Focusing on interactive systems specificities, this presentation provides a comprehensive description of faults covering both development and operation phases.
IEEE UK and Ireland Future Networks Local Group is delivering a virtual lecture series on Enabling Techniques for 6G.
This talk will discuss the main EMC challenges faced on electrified railways and how they have been controlled and mitigated to date. It will also cover envisaged future challenges with new technologies being introduced within the railway infrastructure.
This event is a symposium organised by City University, London and supported by IEEE UK and Ireland Robotics and Automation Society Chapter, featuring a diverse range of keynote talks on robotics and autonomous systems.
This lecture will cover the emerging threats and advances on technology ethics and will also refer to two IEEE initiatives in this context namely IEEE 7000 suite of standards and the Ethics Certification Programme for Autonomous and Intelligent Systems (ECPAIS).
Rob Woods of IBM will outline how Large Language Models are used in business applications, the new use cases which they have brought to businesses and some of the considerations when implementing this technology responsibly.