The ERF2017 Organising Team is very proud to announce that they have been awarded the Outward Looking category in the 2017 Spirit of Heriot-Watt Awards. This award recognises the huge amount of effort the team put into organising and delivering the highly successful 2017 European Robotics Forum which reached over 800 delegates from academia and industry.
ERF2017 Organising Team:
Theodore Lim will present a talk "Game Based Learning - EU BEACONING Project" on Friday June 2nd from 12:15-14:00, room TBA.
Theodore is from IMPEE at Heriot-Watt University, his research centres around digital tools for intelligent manufacturing systems. His interests in game-based approaches, cyber-physical systems and data science have led to two successful EU funded projects in the area of serious games and technology-enhanced learning.
Antonio Fleres will present a talk “Robotics: What happens in the EU parliament?” on Friday May 26th from 2-3pm in room 3.06 in the Earl Mountbatten Building at Heriot-Watt University.
Antonio is a Master's student in Contemporary Philosophy from the University of Messina. He is visiting Heriot-Watt University on an Erasmus exchange.
Academics from Edinburgh Centre for Robotics will be speaking at a special event at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) on Thursday 15 June as part of the range of activities planned around Heriot-Watt University’s Year of Robotics and UK Robotics Week.
After many months of planning it was with a great sense of achievement that we welcomed over 800 delegates to ERF2017 which took place at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre from 22-24 March. This three day conference, featuring seminars, workshops and an exhibition, is the premier European Robotics forum; a meeting place for robotics in Europe, bringing together researchers, engineers, managers, and a growing number of entrepreneurs and business people from all over Europe.
Researchers from Statistical Machine Learning and Motor Control Group have recently received boost in funding from various sources to further their study on novel solutions for automated supermarkets and warehouses.
Three grants awarded to the group will support the work to tackle challenges in dynamic motion planning in pick and place tasks in such cluttered environments.
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