Robohow.eu Website Review

We are pleased to announce that the RoboHow project has received major attention in media-outlets all over the world, including the MIT 3 (pizza making) are the main focus, all aspects of RoboHows autonomous robot activity is described in detail in over 50 different Click here to view an interactive map, showing where in the world news media is reporting on RoboHows research success. The RoboHow project presented itself and its research results at the HIGH-TECH SYSTEMS 2015 fair and conference in s-Hertogenbosch CRAM and KnowRob systems, has been selected as mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code 2014. The Summer of Code initiative, started in 2005, sponsors students during the summer months for contributing code to selected open source projects. As part of the four proposed projects, different aspects of the CRAM plan language, the KnowRob knowledge base and the PRAC probabilistic reasoning toolbox are to be improved and extended. More information about the proposed projects as well as contact information of the The European Robotics Week is a yearly one-week event packed with robotics-related activities all over Europe to promote robotics research to the general public, inform about the state of the art and current achievements, and to motivate pupils to consider a job in technology-related fields. Activities include lectures, practical workshops for highschool students, lab tours, open days, exhibitions The Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Bremen took part in the Robotics Week 2013 with an event on November 27th action as well as other exhibits of the wearable computing lab at the institute. 15 pupils spontaneously signed up for a robotics workshop The IROS 2013 workshop on AI-based Robotics, co-organized by RoboHow, took place on November 7th at the Tokyo Big Sight conference center. With more than 50 participants, it was very well attended and included talks spanning the whole range of AI techniques, from semantic perception, qualitative and hybrid reasoning to task- and motion planning. Five invited talks gave interesting perspectives on large