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CIS Open Campus Event 2020: Progress & Collaboration in Intelligent Systems

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This lecture covers the CIS Open Campus Event 2020, featuring welcome words, progress reports, collaboration grant proposals, panel discussions, and a keynote on human-centric mobility with intelligent systems. It also introduces the CIS mission, key programs, upcoming colloquia, and collaboration grants. The event showcases renowned speakers from various fields related to Intelligent Systems.

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Academic publishing

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Intelligent transportation system

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System

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