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This algorithm automatically converts spoken text into written text. Professionals can record a report, minutes or a case note during or immediately after a meeting. The system generates a draft text from this, which is then checked and edited by a member of staff before being saved.

Parking enforcement using a scanning vehicle (via ParkeerService)

The local authority uses ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) cameras to check whether vehicles are permitted to enter a specific area (the Low-Traffic City Centre). The camera reads the number plate; an algorithm checks whether access is permitted. If this is not the case, a photograph is sent...

Identifying and anonymising privacy-sensitive information in information objects (in many cases, documents).

NotuBiz Videosearch makes it easy to search through meetings. You can search by keywords, topics or speakers. Videosearch uses artificial intelligence to summarise the information clearly.

The algorithm assists DUO in selecting debtors who may be eligible for inclusion in the Passport Alerts Register. A passport alert means that a person of Dutch nationality may have their application for a new passport refused.

The algorithm categorises debtors into behavioural groups based on their payment behaviour. The aim is to improve debt recovery, gain an overall understanding of debtors’ payment behaviour and make contact with debtors who are in arrears. In this way, DUO aims to resolve or prevent payment problems.

This software is used for climate stress testing and provides insight into the perceived temperature and how it can be influenced. This is determined on the basis of various factors such as foliage, shade and wind, which can be analysed individually. As a result, the module also provides tools for a...

The local authority uses camera-equipped vehicles for parking and waste collection checks. These vehicles are fitted with cameras that can read number plates. They also check whether the vehicle is permitted to park in accordance with the regulations.

Rijswijk Council has a camera-equipped vehicle that takes photographs of parked vehicles. This enables the council to monitor paid parking and parking permits. This improves the city’s accessibility and road safety, and ensures that residents can enjoy a better quality of life in the city.