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IEEE UK and Ireland CAS Chapter Seminar | Shared Control: From Smart Wheelchairs to Brain-Machine Interfaces

University College London 36-38 Gordon Square, London

The principles of shared control integrate the best of both worlds: the fast, reliable and precise task execution capabilities of automation with the complementary inventive, adaptive and interactive task execution skills of humans. In this seminar we explore the progress made in shared control systems applied to assistive robots, such as smart wheelchairs.

IEEE COMSOC Workshop | 6G Technologies for Global Connectivity

IEEE ComSoc Emerging Technologies Initiative Backhaul/Fronthaul for Networking and Communications and IEEE ComSoc UK and Ireland Chapter are pleased to host a workshop on 6G technologies for global connectivity.

IEEE UK&I Nanotechnology Council Lecture | Photonic Designer Materials for Enhanced Light-Matter Interaction and Functional Devices by Prof. Dangyuan Lei, City University, Hong Kong

Nottingham Trent University Centre for Teaching and Learning building, CTLP11, Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane,, Nottingham

Photonic cavities are man-made resonant structures that can confine light in space, typically in the form of standing waves with certain resonance frequencies.

IEEE UK and Ireland Vice-Chair Election 2024-2025 ‘Meet the Candidate’ Talks

IEEE UK and Ireland Vice-Chair Election 2024-2025 'Meet the Candidate' Talks Dear UK and Ireland Section Members, This is an invitation to the 'Meet the Candidate' event, including a technical talk by each of the Vice-Chair candidates followed by a candidacy pitch and Q&A session. This event will enable you to get to [...]

IEEE PES UK&I Chapter AGM 2023

University of Birmingham School of Engineering, Y8,, Birmingham

IEEE PES UK&I Chapter will host their Annual General Meeting in Birmingham, UK. This event is co-hosted by all PES Student Branch Chapters in UK and Ireland, and is sponsored by the University of Birmingham.

IEEE PES UK&I Chapter Annual Christmas Distinguished Lecture | Energy Quality: Why Does It Matter? by Prof Xiao-Ping Zhang

University of Birmingham School of Engineering, Y8,, Birmingham

The fundamental approach to implement Net-zero is to massively integrate renewable energy sources into energy supply. With the massive penetration of renewable energy into power systems, variations including fluctuations and intermittency of output powers of these renewable sources are of great concerns.

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