The concept of Industry 4.0 can be understood as a new way of organizing the production resources.
The ultimate goal is to launch a large number of “Intelligent Factories” capable of adapting to the needs of the market and production processes in a way more effective way, thus making a more efficient allocation of resources.
The concept of “artificial intelligence” was introduced in 1956 to define the possibility of implementing reasoning and self-learning capabilities into robotic system. It is not necessary to go to utopian visions of science fiction to confirm that Industry 4.0, the so-called fourth industrial revolution, has already begun to transform production systems through smart technologies’ platforms.
that function as virtual assistants. Surely you know Siri. Chatbots can be used as assistants during purchase processes, for educational projects or as pre-filters to refer queries to human advisors. The uses at our disposal are infinite, increasingly sophisticated and personalized, aiming to recreate human-like communication.
Global Robot Expo, abrirá sus puertas en una nueva edición, la tercera, atrayendo a un público profesional y destacando la presencia del sector Aeroespacial e Industria 4.0.
La tercera edición de Global Robot Expo, centrará su atención en las aplicaciones profesionales de la robótica y contará con la presencia de firmas líderes a nivel internacional que acuden a la exposición en busca de oportunidades sólidas de negocio en los diferentes sectores englobados tales como Inteligencia Artificial e Industria 4.0, que se presentan como ejes fundamentales y claves de la feria, junto a otros como son la robótica de servicio, el sector aeroespacial, soluciones aplicadas a la salud y tecnologías para la educación.
Enric Forner: “Global Robot Expo consolidates Madrid as a clear benchmark in the robotics and technology sector”
SPC – Makeblock, Camp Tecnologic and Future Kids Now are in charge of content nourishing these workshops and have organized some very interesting days so that people of all ages and passionate about robotics can learn a little more from the hand of the best experts Of the sector.
The challenge consists of 5 different tests using LEGO MINDSTORM as platform:
This is what they work for at the Swiss medtech company Hocoma. With technologies and ideas that look at functional movement therapy from a completely different angle. Because they enable independent exercise and create maximum motivation, because they challenge people to take courage and support their hopes with personal achievements.
Madrid. 29/11/2016. Sethu Vijayakumar, Director of the Edinburgh Centre for Robotics will be in Global Robot Expo giving a keynote about the next generation of interactive robots.
Professor Vijayakumar, who has a PhD (1998) from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, has pioneered the use of large scale machine learning techniques in the real time control of large degree of freedom anthropomorphic robotic systems including the SARCOS and the HONDA ASIMO humanoid robots, KUKA-DLR robot arm and iLIMB prosthetic hand. His latest project (2016) involves a collaboration with NASA Johnson Space Centre on the Valkyrie humanoid robot being prepared for unmanned robotic pre-deployment missions to Mars.
