Don’t miss out on new robotic, automation and drone knowledge, join the Robot Innovation Summit 5 December at DTU at our physical conference or catch our online stream of the event.
Don’t miss out on new robotics, automation and drone knowledge, join the Robot Innovation Summit 5 December at DTU in Kgs. Lyngby at our physical conference or catch our online stream of the event.
Join the Robot Innovation Summit 2024 at DTU and get news on the latest research developments in Denmark’s robot, automation and drone sector as well as great insights on which robotics domains DTU does cutting edge research on. Robot Innovation Summit is a great platform for research, network, discussions and future collaboration.
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Why join the event?
Over the past year, Odense Robotics has been busy implementing innovation on all robotics and drone fronts. If you don’t want to miss out on the latest knowledge and innovation, join Robot Innovation Summit and get it all served in one place.
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Participate physical at the conference
Secure one of the 200 physical tickets, giving you the chance to be at the conference, gather new knowledge close to the action, ask questions to the presenters and also network in person during the event.
Participate online at the conference
A broadcast of the Robot Innovation Summit will also be available. A flexible option to join the Robot Innovation Summit.
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No-show-fee
Please note that paying members who sign up for the physical conference for free, and do not attend, will recieve a “No-show-fee-bill” of 625 DKK incl. VAT.
Return policy
Physical Conference tickets for general members can be refunded, however such a request needs to be communicated to Odense Robotics no later than 19 of November 2024.
Doors open, coffee and registration
Welcome
Lars-Ulrik Aaen Andersen, Head of Department, Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, DTU Electro
Creating bridges between new research and companies generates value
Søren Elmer Kristensen, CEO, Odense Robotics
Robotic and autonomous domains at DTU – capabilities and labs
Roberto Galeazzi, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, DTU Electro
PROJECT FINDINGS SESSION 1
COLECT – Control and Learning of Contact Transitions
Project results presented by Iñigo Iturrate, Associate Professor, SDU Robotics and Ropca
Mitigation of Major Electromagnetic Interference problems for Drones and Robotics Systems
Project results presented by Morten Sørensen, Ph.D. Senior Specialist, EMC Engineering & Test, FORCE Technology
SAVER – Swarming Aerial Vehicles for Emergency Response
Project results presented by Matteo Fumagalli, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, DTU Electro and Alexander Rietz Vesterhauge, Co-Founder, RotoWorks
Networking
PROJECT FINDINGS SESSION 2
DISARM: Drone- and Mobile Robot Integrated System for Automated UXO Removal and Mapping
Project results presented by Thomas Kroman, Product Manager, Centre for Robot Technology, Danish Technological Institute and V`yacheslav Shvaydak, CEO, Dropla Tech
Drone4Works – unleashing the potential of UAVs for power tool maintenance & infrastructure repair
Project results presented by Matteo Fumagalli, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, DTU Electro and Emad Samuel Malki Ebeid, Professor, Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (IME) The Faculty of Engineering, University of Southern Denmark and Justas Poderys, CEO and Co-founder, Monopulse
Understanding the Implications of Robots Working in Everyday Public Interaction in Retail
Project results presented by Leon Bodenhagen, Associate Professor, SDU Robotics, Mads Bendt, Chief Innovation Officer, Capra Robotics and Clionadh Martin, CTO & Founder, Coalescent Mobile Robotics
Lunch and networking
PROJECT FINDINGS SESSION 3
Exploring technical challenges for autonomous mobile robots in agriculture
Project results presented by Leon Bodenhagen, Associate Professor, SDU Robotics
Pioneering AI architectures for detection of gas-phase ammonia using hyperspectral thermographic cameras
Project results presented by Mads Toudal Frandsen, Deputy Head of Dept. of Physics, Chemistry and Pharmacy, Professor, Physics, University of Southern Denmark and Anders Løchte Jørgensen, Research Scientist at Newtec Engineering A/S
Medtech Robot Pathway – exploring adoptation of industrial robotic arms in medical applications
Bruno Miguel Gomes Oliveira, Post.Doc, SDU Robotics, Andreas Holmetoft Lyder, Technical Product Owner, Lifeline Robotics and Johannes C A Jørgensen, Head of Quality / R&D engineer, Ropca
DEEP DIVE ROBOTIC CAPABILITIES AT DTU
Recent advances in feedback control: Enhanced performance and fault-tolerance
Dimitrios Papageorgiou, Associate Professor, of Nonlinear and Fault-tolerant Control, DTU Electro and Alessio Dallabona, PhD Student, Department of Electrical and Photonics Engineering, DTU Electro
DTU’s Initiative for Laboratory Automation in Life Science
Xinxin Zhang, Associate Professor, DTU Electro
Hands on demonstrations – Tour of ASTA Facility, including coffee and cake
Event end
Sign up deadline
Tueday 3 December at 09:00 am.
Parking and transportation
DTU Lyngby Campus can be reached either by public transportation or car – more info here >>
Parking is available all over campus, but can be sparse in front of the main building. Glassalen is reached via the main building 101A.
GDPR: Photo and video of the event
Photos will be taken during the event and by signing up, you agree to feature in these. If you don’t wish to feature in images of the event, contact Odense Robotics on the day of the event. The images can later be used to promote future network meetings.
When signing up to the event, please note that the event will be streamed live, as well as recorded and later shared via Odense Robotics channels.
Odense Robotics is co-funded by the Danish Board of Business Development, the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science and the European Union, as well as a broad range of projects and partnerships.