There is no charge to attend Robotics Engineering Week Sessions.
The Robotics Group at WTWH Media has developed a new class of educational resource – free from the constraints of place and time – designed specifically to deliver to engineers, technical managers, business development professionals, researchers and others, the information and guidance they require to build the next generation of commercial robotics systems more quickly and easily. That resource is Robotics Engineering Week, a digital event series featuring keynotes and panels, delivered by the leading minds in robotics and automation, and addressing the most critical issues facing the commercial robotics developers of today.
Intelligent Sensing for Object Recognition, Manipulation and Control
- Jeff Mahler, Co-founder and CTO, Ambi Robotics
- Brual Shah, Co-Founder and CTO, GrayMatter Robotics
- Using Simulation for the Design and Development of Robotics Systems
- Erin Rapacki-Bishop, Senior PMM Robotics & Isaac Sim, NVIDIA
- Grounding Your Cloud-based Robotics Initiatives for Success
- Andrei Kholodnyi, Principal Technologist, Wind River
- Advanced Motion Control Solutions for Robotics Systems
- Brian Coyne, VP of Engineering, Harmonic Drive LLC
Intelligent Vision and Sensing Solutions for Autonomous Mapping and Navigation
- Paul Baim, VP Product Management & Systems Engineering, DreamVu
- Motion Control for Healthcare Robotics Applications: Functional Requirements, Critical Capabilities
- Prabh Gowrisankaran, VP of Engineering & Strategy, Performance Motion Devices
There is no charge to attend Robotics Engineering Week sessions.
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