EUropean RObotic framework for bipedal locomotion BENCHmarking
The EUROBENCH project was in the European Robotics Forum 2019 (March 20-22, Romania) where a fruitful meeting could be held to discuss about the different work packages. It was also an opportunity to contact with some of the third parties
RobotUnion launched its second open call with €4 million public funding for startups and SMEs Launched within the framework of the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 programme, it is the first European acceleration project that discovers, supports and funds innovative projects
The first FSTP Open Call of EUROBENCH closed the period for presenting proposals on October 31st at 17 hours CET. At this time 93 participants from 15 different countries from Europe and abroad had presented a total of 53 proposals.
On September 28th, EUROBENCH participated in a workshop coordinated by the H2020 project INBOTS and hosted by the Fundación Parque Científico de Madrid. This event was one of a series of workshops aimed at contributing to inform entrepreneurs, start-ups and
From October 16th to 20th 2018 the Italian city of Pisa hosted three conferences of international importance on the themes of neurorehabilitation, wearable robotics and inclusive robotics: ICNR, WeRob and INBOTS. The conferences, organized by the Institute of BioRobotics of
Eurobench co-organized a workshop at the COST action on wearable robotics (CA16116). The goal of the workshop was to have a discussion about safety issues in wearable robots within a group of experts and to stimulate collaborations between projects funded
Today, we were at BIOROB 2018 hosting the workshop “EUROBENCH Info Day & Pre-proposal check: Improve your project proposal!” to inform the researchers interested in financial support for the development of testbeds, software routines or datasets are informed and can
On June, we attended ISEK 2018, with a WS entitled ‘How good is my robot? The increasing importance of benchmarking in wearable robotics research”, stressing the importance of having quantitative indicators to measure the effects of robotic technologies on humans,
On March, the EUROBENCH project leaders José Luis Pons and Diego Torricelli, from the CSIC Instituto Cajal, attended the European Robotics Forum; an event that has become the most influential meeting of the robotics community on Europe. This year’s edition
The European Robotics Forum has become the most influential meeting of the robotics community in Europe since it was firstly celebrated in 2010 in San Sebastian. This year’s edition will take place in the city of Tampere, Finland 13-15 March