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ISR 2013 - 44th International Symposium on Robotics
Deadlines extended!
The regular paper submission deadline of 44th International Symposium on Robotics (ISR2013) has been extended to June 10, 2013. The ISR will be held from October 24 to 26, 2013, at the KINTEX in Seoul, Korea.
moreJoint CRIA-IFR CEO Round Table at CIROS Show in Shanghai on 1st July
Topic: "The Future of Robotics in China"
The CRIA-IFR CEO Round Table is organized in co-operation with the Chinese Machinery Industry Federation (CMIF) and the Chinese Robot Industry Alliance (CRIA) who are sponsoring the event. Topic of discussion will be: "The Future of Robotics in China"!
moreThe Tibion Bionic Leg Wins the IERA 2013 Award
Presentation in Karlsruhe
The 9th annual Invention and Entrepreneurship Award in Robotics and Automation (IERA) was presented to Robert Horst, AlterG Inc. (former Tibion Corporation) for the Tibion Bionic Leg, at the ICRA Conference in Karlsruhe, Germany.
moreFanuc Robotics Europe - IFR Partner
Japanese robots take Denmark
The Japanese industrial robot giant FANUC opens a new Danish department in offices at Forskerparken, Odense, as part of the Nordic strategic roll out. It is celebrated on Wednesday June19th with a reception where the Mayor of Odense, Mr. Anker Boye, will speak amongst others.
moreYaskawa, Japan - IFR Partner
Innovative Robot System for Biomedical Field
YASKAWA Electric Corporation has developed a robot system using own dual arm robot for pre-analysis work of reagent and specimen in the biomedical research field.
moreUniversal Robots, USA - IFR-Partner
Universal Robots reaches across North America
Collaborative robots from Danish manufacturer Universal Robots are now distributed nationwide in both United States and Canada. The lightweight robot arms are quickly becoming sought after solutions by companies that previously viewed automation as too costly and complex, but now see the robot as a game changer.
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