European Robotics Forum 2021
April 13, 2021 – April 15, 2021
The European Robotics Forum, the most influential meeting of the robotics community in Europe, was initially going to be held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on 23-25 March 2021. However, the euRobotics Board and local organising committee of ERF2021 decided to go virtual and postpone a physical ERF in Rotterdam by one year. euRobotics Board and staff are exploring the best way to keep the spirit of the forum alive. And PAL Robotics is looking forward to the virtual event this year and meeting robotics experts face-to face again in 2022 in Rotterdam.
You’ll find the material from the workshops we hosted, including the speaker presentations below:
13-04-2021
“Applying AI and HRI results of competitions in service robotics” hosted by Carlos Vivas
“ERL and SciRoc: Lessons Learned and Future of AI“ by Juan G Victores, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid “Lessons Learned from the Mobile Manipulation Hackathon” by Mehmet Dogar, University of Leeds “TIAGo: a story of continuous improvement through competitions” by Jordi Pages, PAL Robotics “Robot Competitions Push Simulation and Remote Robotics” by Pedro Lima, University of Lisbon
“How to make an impact in EU projects and boost innovation” hosted by Sarah Terreri
“How to make an impact in EU projects and boost innovation” by Sarah Terreri, Alessandro Di Fava and Gizem Bozdemir, PAL Robotics 14-04-2021
“AI and robotics in agri-food: the present and the future” hosted by Sarah Terreri
“Robotics and agriculture: from the labs to the fields” by Alessando Di Fava, PAL Robotics “Trends in agri-food robotics: Four years from now” by Jesús Pablo González, Eurecat “UAL experiences in Greenhouse Robotization” by Jorge Antonio Sánchez Molina, Universidad de Almería
“How robots adapt to changing scenarios: pandemic situations and beyond” hosted by Jordi Pages
“The new normal: robotics in healthcare” by Jordi Pages, PAL Robotics “Healthcare robotics: perspective from an RTO” by Jordi Escuder Tisaire, Eurecat 15-04-2021
“Humanoid robots today and tomorrow” hosted by Francesco Ferro
“TALOS & Memmo Simbiosis” by Adria Roig, PAL Robotics “Multi-sensor perception and navigation for legged robots” by Maurice Fallon, University of Oxford “Combining predictive control and machine learning to bring complex robots to the industry” by Nicolas Mansard, LAAS-CNRS “Designing a memory of motion; tools for efficient motion generation” by Steve Tonneau, University of Edinburgh