INBOTS brings together experts from different disciplines involved in the understanding and acceptance of Interactive Robotics, promoting the collaboration between four pillars and six areas of expertise (technical, legal, business, socioeconomic, standardization, etc).
NEWS
The INBOTS team begin 2020 on the right track13 January, 2020INBOTS members from all over Europe got together for the third and last annual meeting which took place at The Institute of Philosophy in Madrid on a two-day event that was arranged with the purpose of defining the project’s future path. The team successfully discussed the previous performance of each one of the knowledge fields and established a series of strategies that will be carried out throughout 2020.
WP4: The German Institute for Standardisation leads the Interactive Robotics standardisation strategy for Europe26 December, 2019We interview Saskia Maresch, an industrial engineer with a B.Sc in intertaniotal Businees who works as project manager at DIN, a global reference company in stardardisation. DIN leads the working group for the coordination of standardisation and benchmarking strategies on Interactive Robotics.
Educating on robotics
Robots are spreading outside factories, in everyday life, and this requires that a much wider part of the society becomes aware of how robots are made and can be controlled. In this respect, education plays a fundamental role and INBOTS
The Project
To create a community hub that can bring together experts to debate & create a responsible research & innovation paradigm for robotics
Publications
Papers and other publications Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society – Selected Papers from INBOTS Conference 2018 Robotics and Labour Law Final Fiscal Law May 2018 Artificial Intelligence and civil law: liability rules for drones New technologies and Law. Challenges