To improve lifestyle recommendations, we need to learn what works particularly for one person and what doesn’t. Since everybody has different genetics, health status, activity levels and environments. Artificial intelligence…
By 2050 there are expected to be ten billion people on our planet. We need groundbreaking innovations to feed these people in a healthy and sustainable way. OnePlanet Research Center…
04-03-2021
Curious about OnePlanets future plans in relation to the regional health ecosystem? Chris van Hoof will be presenting them in the meeting ‘Science meets Business’ on March 4th. In this…
Together with research partners Radboud University, Radboudumc and Wageningen University & Research, OnePlanet Research Center opens the new ICAI Lab. Using artificial intelligence (AI), they want to improve personalized lifestyle…
Digitizing agriculture to improve the yield of potatoes and lowering emissions and water usage. That’s the main goal of this research project. The research team is developing new methods for…
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An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Or should we say ‘an app a day’ nowadays? Both, says Chris van Hoof at the SMB-meeting ‘Digital healthcare’ on March 4….
A real-life digital measurement and monitoring platform for the (mental) well-being of citizens and special risk groups. That’s what Noldus, Ivido and OnePlanet Research Center will develop in this EFRO…
22-04-2021
‘You are what you eat’ is a statement first coined by Brillat-Savarin in the year 1826. For a long time, however, the importance of food in relation to health and…
How to warn people at an early stage that they have Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s? Or that the disease is progressing? And how can we then optimally support them in their…
Smart, sensor-based solutions will be a big step towards ultra-controlled greenhouse production that, in turn, will be a milestone in Indoor Autonomous Farming. The innovations developed will provide farmers and…
This ia a cross-posting of the original article, written and published by – “de HAN”. Special thanks and credits to Erik Rijpstra. Creating and testing a series of wearable appliances…
