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European Robotics Forum 2020, Málaga
March 3, 2020 - March 5, 2020
The European Robotics Forum, the most influential meeting of the robotics community in Europe, will be held in Malaga, Spain, on 3-5 March 2020, at the Trade Fairs and Congress Center of Malaga (FYCMA). Over 1000 European robotics top experts are expected to attend the 11th edition of the conference.
ERF2020 will host a major exhibition where companies, universities and research institutes showcase the most advanced European prototypes, products, services and projects funded under EU’s Horizon 2020 research programme.
With over 50 workshops highlighting the newest robotics research, the event will offer a unique window to the latest developments on the European markets.
The European Robotics Forum 2020 is organised by euRobotics under SPARC, the Public-Private partnership for Robotics in Europe, and hosted by Universidad de Malaga in collaboration with Ayuntamiento de Malaga and Parque Technologico de Andalucia.
RobMoSys will be there – will you?
Come visit our workshop in SALA 4
“Overcoming the boundaries of today’s Robotics Software Engineering”
on Wednesday, March 4th at 08:30 – 10:00
There are many misconceptions about robotics. The complexity of creating robotic solutions is too high for the domains not using robots today. We want to reduce this complexity. This workshop will give you answers to the most pressing issues: reducing costs and complexity, become more flexible and gain more predictability.
The “EU Digital Industrial Platform for Robotics” – initiative aims to establish a common methodology for software development, improve tools and foster interoperability by model interchange and composability.
You will see demonstrations of existing tools for the various stakeholders in the development workflow, e.g. Safety Engineers, System Architects, Behaviour Developers, Function Developers, etc…
This workshop will show the community how easily bulding blocks can be put together to precisely predict the output of your system. It is easy to avoid hand-crafted engineering when following a well documented modeling approach.
We want to share our vision of a robotics platform hosting the robotics software community after the public funding period.
Agenda:
- Welcome and introduction
- RobMoSys: An Eu Digital Platform for Model-based Software Engineering. (Ansgar Rademacher, CEA)
- How to improve your development workflow with the RobMoSys approach (Dennis Stampfer, THUlm)
- Modelling in a real industrial setting (Demos by Francesco Ferro, PAL Robotics)
- New technical contributions in model-based engineering presented by:
- MROS – Metacontrol for ROS2 systems (Carlos Hernandez, TUDelft)
- MiRoN – QoS Metrics-In-the-loop for better Robot Navigation (Cristina Vicente-Chicote, Universidad de Extremadura )
- SafeCC4Robot – Safety Component Composition for Robots (Jabier Martinez, Tecnalia)
- CMCI – Composable Models for Compliant Interaction Control (Pouya Mohammadi, TU Braunschweig)
- EGCS – Energy-Guided Control Stacks and Robot-Software Architectures using Model-Driven Design (Jan Broenink, UTwente)
- ForSamara – Formal Safety Analysis in Modular Robotic Applications ( Rathmair, Joanneum Research)
- COCORF – Component Composition from Real-time Function Blocks (Markus Klotzbücher)
- European Robotics Project OFERA
- Interactive session / World Café
- Open Colaboration within Robotic Working Group platforms (ROSin, RobMoSys, OFERA…)
- Carlos,/Francisco (ROSIN), Ralf/Borja (OFERA), (RobMoSys), Marco Jahn (Eclipse/ RobMoSys) , Ansgar (RobMoSys, CEA)
- Let’s discuss the challenges of your current software system
- Dennis Stampfer (THUlm)
- Usecases from our partners
- Francesco Ferro (PAL Robotics)
- Luz Martinez (TUM)
- Open Colaboration within Robotic Working Group platforms (ROSin, RobMoSys, OFERA…)
- Wrap-up and summary (Ansgar Rademacher, CEA)
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ind the full schedule of all workshops at ERF: https://www.eu-robotics.net/robotics_forum/programme/index.html
All presentations of the workshop can be downloaded:
At any other time of the conference, just come by our booth and meet members of the RobMoSys consortium!