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De Universiteit Maastricht (UM), Zuyd Hogeschool (Zuyd) en de Open Universiteit (OU) gaan hun activiteiten op de Brightlands Smart Services Campus in Heerlen verbreden. De drie kennisinstellingen starten nu ieder een eigen instituut. De succesvolle samenwerking wordt voortgezet in de vorm van...

How can we ensure that customers feel comfortable during robot-enabled services? Because why would they otherwise keep using them? With our latest empirical study published in Service Business, we investigate whether human-like service robots make customers feel more or less comfortable. In addition...

De Open Universiteit wordt per 1 januari 2022 aandeelhouder van Brightlands Smart Services Campus in Heerlen. Daarmee krijgt de campus naast de founding fathers Universiteit Maastricht, Provincie Limburg en APG een vierde aandeelhouder.

To become a viable solution for labor shortages in many service industries, experts point out that service robots must be able to engage in emotional communication. However, it is currently not clear what such emotional communication should look like for service robots. Equally unclear is how such...

The world is standing on the brink of the fourth industrial revolution. Our society is being impacted by big data, artificial intelligence, and IoT. The Master of Business Intelligence & Smart Services (MSc BISS) prepares its students for this revolution.

Per 1 juli 2015 is Peter Verkoulen aangesteld als CEO van de Smart Services Campus in Heerlen.

Walter Pijls is de nieuwe Chief Executive Officer van de Brightlands Smart Services Campus in Heerlen.

FHML Department Health Services Research

After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Biometrics, Bibi Teeuwen was looking for a master with a focus on the nervous system and brain. This happened to be the same year that the master’s programme Biomedical Sciences added its sixth specialisation ‘Neuromodulation’

Little structural cross-border cooperation takes place between organisations in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine (EMR) that offer services for newcomers. Existing cooperation seems to be limited to sporadic exchanges of information, expertise centre ITEM (Maastricht University) concludes in the report...