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Les Promesses de la robotique

Monday, April 5th, 2010

Promesses Robotique

On March 30, ‘Les Promesses de la Robotique’ (the promises of robotics) meeting was held at the ‘Mardis de l’Innovation’ (Innovation Tuesdays) in France.

The guests discussed the progress of robotics and its applications in our modern society.

Amongst those attending were several recognizable faces from leading companies in the field: Philippe Nikolov (Carrefour des possibles), FING, Bruno Bonnell from Robopolis, Bruno Maisonnier from Aldebaran Robotics, Vincent Dupourqué from Robosoft and Jean-Christophe Baillie from Gostai.

Bruno Bonnell, founder of Infogrames and Infonie, is the director of Robopolis in France and also the president of SYROBO (European Robotics Association).

We suggest you read the Sanscontact blog article (in French) which summarizes the day of the ‘Promesses de la Robotique’.

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    RoboVirtualEvents.com: the Robotics Summit site

    Monday, March 15th, 2010

    Robotics Summit 2010

    We told you in January about the virtual conference organized by Robotic Trends on 16 June 2010.

    This time the event, called Robotics Summit, has been given its own internet site: www.robovirtualevents.com.

    This conference aims to be a new international meeting place for roboticists, professionals or just robotics fans.

    You can see an overview of the visual interface on this page.

    Everything will be organised as if you were at a real conference, on the premises, but the advantage of this type of event is that it saves travelling and accommodation costs.

    In terms of the themes covered concerning the development of robots, you’ll find sessions on control systems, sensor technologies, localization, navigation, mapping, obtaining data, robot learning, remote monitoring, planning movements, avoiding obstacles, etc.

    Regarding business development, investments or fundraising, this conference will enable you to network and find business partners, marketing networks (purchases/sales), and development opportunities in mobile robotics.

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      Robotic Trends organizes the first Robotics Summit Virtual Conference in June 16, 2010

      Monday, January 25th, 2010

      Robotics Summit

      Robotics Trends announces the first-ever Robotics Summit Virtual Conference to be held June 16, 2010 over the Internet.

      The summit, which lasts for one full day, will gather the top Robotics and Intelligent Systems industry speakers and will only be online through several video conferences and chat sessions.

      An ideal venue for Networking.

      “The virtual events are at the forefront of technological social interaction in B2B (Business-To-Business)” said Dan Kara, President of Robotics Trends.

      Even if such an event does not replace a real conference in which people are physically present, it remains an extraordinary virtual place for learning, sharing and business.

      Companies wishing to participate in the Virtual Summit as sponsors must contact Ellen Cotton at 508-663-1500 x 240 or go to roboticstrends.com/conferences for more information. The site will highlight the sponsors throughout the day of the event and will give them privileged access to prospects and industry leaders while enabling them to exhibit their trademark.

      As for participants, they will be able to:

      - Listen to the conference in the virtual auditorium – interact with sponsors, request information and view interactive demonstrations – Participate in a traditional Q&A sessions with the speakers, develop new business relationships in the “Networking Lounge,” interact with other members via instant messaging, exchange virtual business cards, download the presentations (which will also be available free for 3 months after June 16 on the Robotic Trends site), and have the chance to earn some admission prizes.

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