Robots and Smart Tools
Join the ‘Robots and Smart Tools’ conference in Odense, where you can gain insights and see firsthand how the latest products and technologies can be used in practice.
How do you translate the latest technologies into new business opportunities in construction? Join the ‘Robots and Smart Tools’ conference in Odense, where you can gain insights and see firsthand how the latest products and technologies can be used in practice.
On 21 September, you can get updated, inspired, and connect with a wide range of companies that can help you get started with using new technologies.
WE BUILD DENMARK and Odense Robotics are organising a conference with an exhibition for the second year in a row, where you can experience robots, drones, and technologies that can be used in construction.
The conference offers three thematic tracks. The programme consists of three tracks where you are the focus and can select the presentations you want to hear throughout the day.
The three tracks are:
- New knowledge/culture and collaboration
- New Technologies
- Projects in Practice
By participating, you will:
- Gain the latest experiences in digitisation and automation
- Have the opportunity to explore the exhibition and interact with the new technologies
- Access a professional conference with three themed tracks
- Get the chance to speak with specialists and experts in funding, collaborative projects, and business development
Who will attend?
The conference is aimed at the construction industry with an interest in the latest technology, whether you are a contractor, consultant, client, or technology provider.
As always, you can expect plenty of time to network with other companies in the construction industry, researchers, specialists, as well as the most interesting and influential technology companies that Denmark has to offer.
Registration as a participant Attendance at the conference is free, but you are required to register.
Conference speakers include:
- Odico
- ROICO
- Rambøll
- Arkil
- Aarhus Water
- BM Construction Industry
- Svendborg Business School
- Department of Construction, City and Environment at Aalborg University
- Institute of Construction and Building Design at Aarhus University
- Large Structure Production at University of Southern Denmark
- Taasinge Elementer
- UCL University College
- WE BUILD DENMARK
- Odense Robotics
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8:30
Registration and breakfast
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9:00
Main stage: Welcome
Christina Melvang, CEO, WE BUILD DENMARK
Søren Adamsen Mouritzen, Head of Innovation, Odense Robotics -
9:10
Main stage: Opening speech
Simon Hasbøg, Sales Manager, BM Construction Industry -
9:25
Exhibition opens
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10.00
Morning Session begins
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TRACK 1: KNOWLEDGE
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10.00
– Changes in construction, Christian Koch, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, City and Environment, Aalborg University
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10.30
– New technologies for construction – XR, Brian Østergaard, Project Manager, Svendborg Business School
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11.00
– Technologies in construction, Mikkel Toppel, Associate Professor, UCL
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TRACK 2: TECHNOLOGY:
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10.00
– IoT sensors for construction, Bo Eskerod Madsen, CEO, Remoni
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10.30
– Automated painting robot , Tijmen Spiertz, CEO, ROICO
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11.00
– Digitize your construction site plan , Hans Hansen, Director, Kortomatic
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TRACK 3: TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE:
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10.00
– A robot moves in, Alexander Laning, Head of Business Optimization, Taasinge Elementer
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10.30
– Innovation through partnership, Janni Thusgaard Petersen, Business Lead, Aarhus Vand and Tue Avbæk Larsen, Business Development Manager, Arkil
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11.00
– How can construction of the Femern Belt tunnel contribute with new knowledge and opportunities? Pernille Remming, Innovation Consultant, WE BUILD DENMARK
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11.30
Lunch, networking, and exhibition
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12.30
Afternoon Session begins
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TRACK 1: KNOWLEDGE
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12.30
– New ESG requirements from the EU affects the construction industry – How do you comply with them? Jakob Farver-Vestergaard, CFO, ReMoni
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13.00
– Robots on the construction site – what opportunities are emerging? Lars Dalgaard, Section Manager, Danish Technological Institute
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13.30
– Productivity improvements in construction, Søren Wandahl, Vice Head of Institute, Institute of Construction and Building Design, Aarhus University
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TRACK 2: TECHNOLOGY:
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12.30
– Collaborative Robots for streamlining construction, Ulrik Dueholm Beckmann, Contract Manager & Production Supervisor, Robot at Work
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13.00
– The challenges of adopting technology in the construction industry and the way forward.
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13.30
– Automated mobile cutting robot for construction, Karsten Lund, CCO, KOBOTS
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TRACK 3: TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE IN PRACTICE:
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12.30
– LSP – Test and development center for production and servicing of mega structures through robots, Christian Schlette, Head of LSP, SDU
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13.00
– 3D scanning – how does it create value? Mats Solheilm, VDC developer, Aarslev
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13.30
– 3D-Printed Houses in Kanalbyen, Nikolaj Haaning, Director of Innovation and Sustainability, Ramboll
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14:00
Coffee, cake, networking, and exhibition
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14:30
Main Stage: Keynote
Digital solutions create value in the global transition to sustainable construction, Asbjørn Søndergaard, CTO, Odico -
15.00
Networking, and exhibition
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16:00
Thank you for today
Want to exhibit?
Exhibition space is free. We provide floor space, electricity, internet, and a standing table free of charge. We only require that you fill out the following form so that we can provide you with the best conditions.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Ole Georg Andersen at ogand@odenserobotics.dk or +45 6155 6847.
Questions regarding the conference, please contact: Kristian Bork at kristian.bork@webuilddenmark.dk or +45 2143 6991.
Photos and participant list:
Please note that photos might be taken during event. Odense Robotics will use these for marketing and publicity of our initiatives on our website, in social media and in any third party publication. Upon request, the participant email list can be shared with participants and event partners.
Please contact us if you have any concerns or if you wish to be exempted from these activities.
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.
