Robotics, Drones and Sensor Tech Innovation is a half-day event covering emerging technologies at the intersection of robotics, drones and sensors. Key themes we will cover include, but are not limited to: drone miniaturization, advanced manufacturing, touch for robotics (“the last mile”), drone applications (logistics, agriculture), collision avoidance / landscape sensing technologies, etc.
What are the killers app for robotics, drones and sensors? Which industries are ripe for transformation, for disruption? How will robots and humans work together to create the most value? What role will AI play in creating autonomous robots? What about government regulation of drones and robotics? What are the unexplored areas/territories when it comes to robotics, drones and sensors? Where might we have the biggest positive impact for the world?
Executive Director, MIT Corporate Relations
Project Director, MIT Startup Exchange
CEO & Co-Founder, Humatics
Hardware Engineering Director, Vecna
CEO & Co-Founder, Woobo
Founder, Hydroswarm
CEO, Franklin Robotics
Co-Founder, Righthand Robotics
CEO, GeoScout
Co-Founder & Designer, Flight Infinity
Director Corporate R&D, Magna International
Global Program Manager, Next Generation Robotics, ABB
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Biomimetic Robotics Lab, MIT
What are the killers app for robotics, drones and sensors?
Which industries are ripe for transformation, for disruption?
How will robots and humans work together to create the most value?
What role will AI play in creating autonomous robots?
What about government regulation of drones and robotics?
What are the unexplored areas/territories when it comes to robotics, drones and sensors?
Where might we have the biggest positive impact for the world?
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering,
Managing Director and Head of Ventures, ABB Technology Ventures
Executive Director, MassRobotics
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