“You really need to develop a whole product solution—hardware, software, UI, interfaces, and process redesign—with a consideration for what problem you are really trying to solve.” —Aldo Zini
Getting large teams of robots to collaborate is the work of Dr Regis Vincent, who envisions applications that include mapping nuclear contamination.
What obstacles remain for robots to work alongside humans in industrial settings, and how far have we come in eliminating those challenges? Dr. Roland Menassa answers these and other questions in his presentation at the RoboBusiness summit November 2-3 in Boston.
John Reid, director of Product Technology and Innovation at Moline Technology Innovation Center, a part of John Deere’s Global Technology Innovation Network, discusses how his company’s technologies will help feed the world’s billions.
Virtual Conferences
Robotics Trends Robotics 2011 Summit Series
The Robotics Summit will enable attendees to do everything they normally do at face-to-face events and more—all with no travel costs, lines or ill effects on busy schedules. The Summit will provide qualified commercial robotics professionals, business leaders, enabling technology developers, and other participants in the global robotics ecosystem with an unprecedented online experience delivering exceptional content, engaging speakers, in-depth training, and product-oriented exhibitions.
•Next-Gen Education & Research Robotics - March 10, 2011
•Opportunities in Autonomy, Navigation and Mobility - June 22, 2011
•New Applications for Industrial Robotics - September 14, 2011
•Enabling Technologies & Development Solutions - December 7, 2011
Exhibitor benefits
• Generate qualified leads via access to comprehensive data you can view in real time
• Meet and foster relationships with attendees in the virtual networking lounge
• Strengthen your product’s brand when you leverage promotional opportunities for the event
• Demonstrate your products and services to a targeted, highly-qualified audience
• Guaranteed leads
• Extended visibility—summit remains open to registered attendees for 90 days post event
• Plus much more!
Participants will
• Attend keynote and featured speaker web sessions focused on the latest robotics developments
• Interact with sponsors, request product information, and view interactive demos in the virtual exhibit hall
• Participate in Q&A sessions with speakers, connect with colleagues, and develop new relationships in the virtual networking lounge
• Download best-practice content, presentations-to-go and other valuable tools to share with colleagues
• Plus much more!
Robotics Trends: NextGen Education & Research Robotics
When: March 10, 2011
Where: Virtual (online)
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit will focus on the implementation of robotics to accelerate learning in such vital subject areas as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among K-12 and college-level students. The appeal of robots and robotics technology among children and young adults is well known. And since robots represent a practical application of key principles in physics, computer science, engineering, and mathematics, educators have discovered they can use robotics technology as a way to teach and dramatically illustrate critical concepts within each of these disciplines. Forecasts show that robotics education will shortly become commonplace in K-12 and college classrooms throughout the industrialized world – both as a subject unto itself and as a means of giving students the skills needed to compete in today’s global technology workforce.
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit offers a rare and important opportunity for leading educators, government representatives, and others attending to share their experiences, results and ideas for robotics and its invaluable applications within STEM education. The program will showcase leading solution providers whose products and services target the educational robotics market.
Education Robotics
• Future of Education Robotics - Global Opportunity
• Impact of robotics technology on STEM education
• Modeling robotics & STEM success
• Robotics funding for STEM (K-12)
• Robotics competitions - a glimpse at the coming robotics revolution
Research Robotics
• Opportunities in Research Robotics - Target markets and needs
• Research Robotics Roadmap - An industry seeking a common voice
• National Strategy for robotics growth
• Research robotics platforms
• Robotics competitions - a glimpse at the coming robotics revolution
Who Will Attend:
• Opportunities in Research Robotics - Target markets and needs
• Teachers (K-12)
• Professors (Secondary level)
• Principals
• Department Heads
• Deans
• Superintendents
• Education Administrator or Management Professionals
• State & Federal Government Representatives
• Robotics Solutions Providers
• Robotics Integrators
• Research Academics
• Investment Professionals
Request Info
•Opportunities in Autonomy, Navigation and Mobility - June 22, 2011
•New Applications for Industrial Robotics - September 14, 2011
•Enabling Technologies & Development Solutions - December 7, 2011
Exhibitor benefits
Participants will
Robotics Trends: NextGen Education & Research Robotics
When: March 10, 2011
Where: Virtual (online)
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit will focus on the implementation of robotics to accelerate learning in such vital subject areas as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among K-12 and college-level students. The appeal of robots and robotics technology among children and young adults is well known. And since robots represent a practical application of key principles in physics, computer science, engineering, and mathematics, educators have discovered they can use robotics technology as a way to teach and dramatically illustrate critical concepts within each of these disciplines. Forecasts show that robotics education will shortly become commonplace in K-12 and college classrooms throughout the industrialized world – both as a subject unto itself and as a means of giving students the skills needed to compete in today’s global technology workforce.
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit offers a rare and important opportunity for leading educators, government representatives, and others attending to share their experiences, results and ideas for robotics and its invaluable applications within STEM education. The program will showcase leading solution providers whose products and services target the educational robotics market.
Education Robotics
Research Robotics
Who Will Attend:
Exhibitor benefits
• Generate qualified leads via access to comprehensive data you can view in real time
• Meet and foster relationships with attendees in the virtual networking lounge
• Strengthen your product’s brand when you leverage promotional opportunities for the event
• Demonstrate your products and services to a targeted, highly-qualified audience
• Guaranteed leads
• Extended visibility—summit remains open to registered attendees for 90 days post event
• Plus much more!
Participants will
• Attend keynote and featured speaker web sessions focused on the latest robotics developments
• Interact with sponsors, request product information, and view interactive demos in the virtual exhibit hall
• Participate in Q&A sessions with speakers, connect with colleagues, and develop new relationships in the virtual networking lounge
• Download best-practice content, presentations-to-go and other valuable tools to share with colleagues
• Plus much more!
Robotics Trends: NextGen Education & Research Robotics
When: March 10, 2011 Where: Virtual (online)
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit will focus on the implementation of robotics to accelerate learning in such vital subject areas as science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among K-12 and college-level students. The appeal of robots and robotics technology among children and young adults is well known. And since robots represent a practical application of key principles in physics, computer science, engineering, and mathematics, educators have discovered they can use robotics technology as a way to teach and dramatically illustrate critical concepts within each of these disciplines. Forecasts show that robotics education will shortly become commonplace in K-12 and college classrooms throughout the industrialized world – both as a subject unto itself and as a means of giving students the skills needed to compete in today’s global technology workforce.
The NextGen Education & Research Robotics Virtual Summit offers a rare and important opportunity for leading educators, government representatives, and others attending to share their experiences, results and ideas for robotics and its invaluable applications within STEM education. The program will showcase leading solution providers whose products and services target the educational robotics market.
Education Robotics
• Future of Education Robotics - Global Opportunity
• Impact of robotics technology on STEM education
• Modeling robotics & STEM success
• Robotics funding for STEM (K-12)
• Robotics competitions - a glimpse at the coming robotics revolution
Research Robotics
• Opportunities in Research Robotics - Target markets and needs
• Research Robotics Roadmap - An industry seeking a common voice
• National Strategy for robotics growth
• Research robotics platforms
• Robotics competitions - a glimpse at the coming robotics revolution
Who Will Attend:
• Opportunities in Research Robotics - Target markets and needs
• Teachers (K-12)
• Professors (Secondary level)
• Principals
• Department Heads
• Deans
• Superintendents
• Education Administrator or Management Professionals
• State & Federal Government Representatives
• Robotics Solutions Providers
• Robotics Integrators
• Research Academics
• Investment Professionals
Request Info
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