The general meeting of the IROPER project, whose coordinator is Carlos Balaguer, was held on 23 February at UC3M. The project is funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (Proyectos de I+D+i en líneas estratégicas, PLEC2021-007819). At the meeting, the progress of the project and of each of its work packages was analysed.
On October 6 th 2021, Claudio Rossi and Santiago Martinez de la casa participated, as speakers, in the 3rd Spanish-Swiss Meeting on Innovation under the title “Quo Vadis Cobot?”, organised by the Swiss Embassy, which brought together international experts from the robotics sector.
Today a meeting was held with the coordinators and various members of the Madrid digital innovation hub DIH bio. It was attended by some of the members of RoboCity2030 who have interests in areas of health. The participants from our consortium were: Carlos Balaguer, Miguel Ángel Salichs, Luis Moreno, Alberto Jardón, Eduardo Silles, Elena García, Cecilia García, Alberto Brunete. In this first meeting of scientific-technical content, the various lines of research of the groups have been shown with the aim of identifying lines of collaboration between DIH bio and our
RoboCity2030 promotes robotics science and technologies in numerous human-centred applications in metropolitan areas, as well as in country sites. The strong synergies created by the main partners and more than 20 associated partners, from industry, allow the development of dozens of innovative projects and knowledge transfer programs. Several results from these R&D activities have generated added-value products, technologies, software and services.
The excellence of the consortium is confirmed by the involvement with the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) and Horizon 2020 programme and participation in a large number of European projects in
Last October, 29th STAMAS 7FP project organized a workshop in the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. The last developments related to this project were presented.
The aim of the STAMAS 7FP project is to develop an innovative exo-eskeleton for astronauts to improve exercising activities inside the spacecraft and to assist them Extra Vehicular Activities. The device will formed by different actuators based on smart materials working as artificial muscles.
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Cesar Arismendi (UC3M) presented in July, 16, 2015 his PhD Thesis. Its title is Dexterous Robotic Motion Planning using Intelligent Algorithms. The directors of the thesis were Luis Moreno and Santiago Garrido. The examing board was formed by Carlos Sagues, Pedro Lima and Carlos Balaguer. He obtained the Cum Laude degree.
ROBOTICS-UPM researchers use aereal robots for measuring temperature, humidity, lighting and the concentration of CO2 in a greenhouse in Almeria. Drones are used to build maps of environmental variables and ensure the right conditions for plant growth.
Arnaud Ramey (UC3M) presented in July, 7th, 2015 his PhD Thesis. Its title is Local user mapping via multi-modal fusion for social robots. The directors of the thesis were Miguel Ángel Salichs and María Malfaz. The examing board was formed by Fernando Torres, Dolores Blanco and Jorge Dias. He obtained the Cum Laude degree.
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