Inclusive Robotics for a better Society
According to a KTH study (Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm), older people’s involvement in technology matters, but it hasn’t reached its full potential. Technology holds a huge potential to help improve the elderly’s life quality. However, there still are
The European Commission has been very positive about the INBOTS results so far. Everything related with the studies and activities of the INBOTS project about legal, ethical, economic, tax, labor, gender aspects will be presented in the White Paper for the Regulation of Interactive Robotics.
The robots are leaving the factories, will we be ready? As part of the project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Programme, Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society (INBOTS), the Institute of Philosophy of the Spanish National Research Council
INBOTS 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.
We 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.
In the context of INBOTS Working group on market analyses & support to SMEs Francesco Ferro, CEO of PAL Robotics, answers to our questions to know how he made this interactive robotics company successful Who you are? Please describe briefly
On november the 9th, in the context of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP25), INBOTS participated in a Conference of the Project CertificaRSE where experts in taxative systems and representatives from several institutions discussed about the different lines of action
Prof. María Amparo Grau Ruiz, the principal investigator at INBOTS from the University Complutense, in collaboration with Eduard Foch-Villaronga, Postdoctoral Researcher at the eLaw Center for Law and Digital Technologies at Leiden University, and Laura Aymerich-Franch, researcher at Pompeu Fabra University, have
At INBOTS we are concern about the future developments in robotics, it is important to foster the interest among children about how robots are built up and help them see what they can create EDUMOTIVA team is currently working on
European Robotics Week 2019 event, the uptake of robotics in education On the 16th November 2019 EDUMOTIVA, national coordinator in Greece of the European Robotics Week 2019 (#ERW), celebrated ERW with a public talk in Athens focused on the presentation