Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) wants to create close links between education, research and industry. To support this policy, knowledge and knowledge products are made as widely available as possible to business and government, BUAS employees, and other interested parties. BUAS uses Pure, a research information and registration system. An up-to-date overview of all knowledge output of BUAS employees in this system can be found in this portal.
LINK
Presentation about digital testing progress within BUAS
DOCUMENT
Since 2011, a role-playing game, a board game and a digital interactive simulation platform have been developed under the name MSP Challenge. The latest digital MSP Challenge Simulation Platform editions were developed by the Cradle R&D lab at BUas' Academy for Digital Entertainment. They have since been used in workshops, conferences, education, as well as for real life stakeholder engagement. By doing so we help develop a global learning MSP community.
YOUTUBE
Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) adopts a comprehensive approach to AI integration, harmonizing technology with education, operations, and research. Our poster, "A Holistic AI Integration at BUas: Education, Operations, and Research," illustrates our innovative strategies across these domains. In education, we emphasize AI literacy, blending technical training with the application of AI in professional practices, fostering personalized learning and ethical innovation. Our operations approach is human-centered, focusing on enhancing efficiency while maintaining empathy and accountability, ensuring AI complements rather than replaces human roles. In research, we align AI with educational goals and industry needs, promoting ethical, data-focused research that contributes to societal advancement. This presentation offers insights into our balanced approach to AI, highlighting practical applications, ethical considerations, and the synergy between technology and human elements, providing valuable takeaways for implementing AI in diverse educational settings.
DOCUMENT
De markt van groepsvakanties en groepsuitjes is sterk in beweging. Mensen gaan steeds meer in groepsverband op pad in wisselende samenstelling. Het aanbod kent steeds meer spelers naast de traditionele groepsaccommodaties. Ook op het gebied van marketing is de sector in beweging met een veelheid aan boekingsplatforms en groepsaccommodatie-ondernemers die het heft in eigen hand nemen. En tot slot kent ook de belangenbehartiging een roerige tijd met de oprichting van de stichting Groepsaccommodaties Nederland (GAN). GAN is een jonge brancheorganisatie die staat voor de belangenbehartiging en promotie van de op dit moment ca. 100 leden, allemaal ondernemers met één of meerdere groepsverblijven. Gelet op al deze ontwikkelingen heeft GAN het initiatief genomen om te komen tot een nieuwe strategische visie voor de groepsaccommodaties. Waar staat deze bedrijfstak voor, wat komt er op de ondernemers af en hoe kunnen ze hierop inspelen? Voor de ontwikkeling van deze visie heeft GAN samenwerking gezocht met het Centre of Expertise Leisure, Tourism and Hospitality (CELTH) en de Hogescholen Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas; voorheen bekend als NHTV) en NHL Stenden, die hiervoor ook haar European Tourism Futures Institute heeft ingezet. De onderwijsinstellingen hebben met inzet van docenten en studenten diverse deelonderzoeken uitgevoerd die als ‘bouwstenen’ voor het proces op weg naar de visie beschouwd kunnen worden. Aanvullend is nog een schriftelijke enquête gehouden onder (450) groepsaccommodaties in Nederland (respons 34%).
DOCUMENT
In 2021, Breda University of Applied Sciences – 7,000 students in the domains of Hotel Management, Facility Management, Games, Media, Logistics, Built Environment, Leisure & Events, and Tourism –discussed the impact of the emerging developments of immersive technologies (VR, AR, AI, Digital Twins) within the sectoral industries.This project, DigiReal – Digital Realities (DR) for Smart Industries - aimed to look beyond the diversity and variety of individual use cases to develop valuable concepts and innovations in methodologies and lab infrastructure, discussing questions: how do we create, use and experience DR sensibly, meaningfully, and responsibly?This report contains a coherent summary of the project with a lot of (domain) examples and technological developments. As a result, this report contains a BUas-wide research agenda on Digital Realities with a framework of overall, generic research questions, methodologies and ecosystems. This research has been financed by Regieorgaan SIA, part of the Dutch National Funding Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
