Can robots help us to solve the most urgent problems of our society? How can we use new technologies to address the challenges facing humanity? Julie Angus and Daniel Leidner deal with these questions in an online lecture with panel discussion. It will take place live on November 19 at 18:00.
Daniel is nominated a Falling Walls Emerging Talents finalist! This honors the huge efforts of the entire FUTURO group on breaking the wall to universal service robots!
Today, the developers behind the award nominated physics simulation AMBF gave a webinar to our research group. Adnan Munawar and Peter Kazanzides of the Sensing, Manipulation, and Real-Time Systems (SMARTS) lab introduced us to their simulator.
This years International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) goes online, and we are participating with a paper on Probabilistic Effect Prediction through Semantic Augmentation and Physical Simulation:
The pandemic emerged over Europe the moment the Young Investigator Group was formed. Some of the students were only able to visit DLR during their interview, yet had never worked on-site before the shutdown.
The past weeks have shown us that the fundamental mechanisms of our society are extremely prone to failure. Medical care and research, transport, agriculture and food supply, as well as industrial manufacturing, are not prepared for pandemic emergencies.
The FUTURO Young Investigator Group has officially been kicked off and will start operations in March! The group was appointed end of 2019, following a two-step review process.