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ADVICS Brake System Computational Science Chair
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An industry–academia collaborative chair that has moved from AI research for brake design to industrial applications of explainable AI.

AboutAbout the lab
From AI for brake design to industrial applications of explainable AI.
The ADVICS Brake System Computational Science Chair is a collaborative research chair run jointly by industry and academia, by ADVICS Co., Ltd. and Nagoya University.
It was established in April 2019, and at first conducted research on using the latest AI technology in the design and development of brakes.
Since April 2021, it has been conducting research on industrial applications of explainable AI.
Key terms
- Explainable AI
- An approach and set of technologies that let people check and understand why an AI produced a given result.
ResearchResearch themes
This chair began with research on using AI technology in the design and development of brakes. Since April 2021, it has been working on research on industrial applications of explainable AI.
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- Project LecturerJunichi Nakai
- Project LecturerSatoshi Wakamatsu
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