With the ever-increasing demand for robots to cooperate and collaborate with humans, comes the need for increasingly sophisticated technologies capable of physically interacting with their environment in a safe way. This webinar will report on the advancements at the Centre for Advanced Robotics @ Queen Mary (ARQ) in soft robots focussing on pneumatically actuated silicone and fabric-based robotic structures.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Amanda Wright.
The lecture hosted by the Radar Group @ UCL will review the topics of “Stochastic filtering & association” and “Multisensor tracking”.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof David Sampson.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Mike Padgett.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Nick Stone.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Martin Leahy.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Igor Meglinski.
We invite highly impactful researchers to discuss the future of their research domains. This will allow the speaker to share their informed view of future innovations on a platform that encourages a true exchange for shaping the evolution of science. This webinar is given by Prof Andrew Ellis.
The ICITST is an international refereed conference dedicated to the advancement of theory and practical implementation of secured Internet transactions and to fostering discussions on information technology evolution. ICITST-2020 is technically co-sponsored by IEEE UK and Ireland Computer Chapter and it will be held online as a virtual conference from the 8th to 10th December 2020.