Program

Robotics in Agri and Food

To meet the rising demand for farm goods and make things run more smoothly, the agro-food industry needs to be automated and robotized more and more. You will learn about the latest robots working in all parts of the food chain in this track. These include robots in a highly automated food delivery center, robots that process food, and robots that work on farms.

Intelligent Vehicles

Automation is being added quickly to cars, trucks, and buses to make them safer, more comfortable, and easier to get around in. Driverless “robot” cars will lower the cost of operation and make it possible for people and things to be transported cheaply and on demand 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The intelligent vehicle event will talk about the latest progress in self-driving cars, including the technology, how well it’s accepted, and how it might affect society.

Intralogistics

Intralogistics addresses all interior logistical activities, usually including conveyors and people. Robotics will change intralogistics. With their improved ability to manage product and environment variety, robots can independently choose and navigate in changing surroundings. RoboBusiness’ intralogistics track will showcase mobile and stationary handling robots’ latest innovations. The audience will be shown present and future robot technology applications for intralogistics operations in their own firm. Because many advances need unique 3D vision technology, we will also discuss current 3D vision systems’ (in)abilities. Finally, award-winning company Magazino’s autonomous mobile order picking system will be shown.

Robotics for Health

Aging population and healthcare expense strain drive technological innovation. Care (service) robotic systems will help elderly and handicapped persons remain independent. Hospital robotic technologies let surgeons conduct better, quicker, and safer procedures. Cost and acceptability are issues. The program will include engineering and medical experts presenting the newest findings.

Inspection and Maintenance

Robotics applications save people from risky, boring, or filthy tasks by being there without getting there. The sector will advance by integrating robots with the Internet of Things and digitization.

Autonomous Harbor

People all over the world are thinking about robots and other artificial systems. But who will do their work, how will they be aware of their surroundings, and how will they connect with the people they share the space with? We will show (possible) end users and talk about the role of humans in these new computer worlds, as well as situational awareness and other technology opportunities and problems that are connected to this question.