NEWS 11 March 2015

European Robotics Forum 2015

Go visit the European Robotics Forum 2015As an enabler of innovation in industry and society, robotics is a spearhead of European innovation policy, in the Horizon 2020 programme. To date, however,...


Go visit the European Robotics Forum 2015
As an enabler of innovation in industry and society, robotics is a spearhead of European innovation policy, in the Horizon 2020 programme. To date, however, the Dutch are underrepresented in the European arena, for example in euRobotics, the Brussels-based international non-profit association for all stakeholders in European robotics. To keep up with global developments and progress in robotics, the Dutch robotics community should strengthen its international position. An excellent opportunity is provided by the European Robotics Forum 2015 on 11-13 March 2015 in Vienna, Austria.

 

The European Robotics Forum is a meeting point for at least 350 scientists, companies and robotics officials from the European Commission. The program provides an opportunity for the companies and researchers to meet and interact in workshops and seminars in order to expand their networks, gather the latest relevant information, and build new business and collaborations.
So, go visit the European Robotics Forum 2015.

For more information, contact Henk Kiela, Professor in Applied Mechatronics (including Robotics) at Fontys Hogescholen.


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