EUropean RObotic framework for bipedal locomotion BENCHmarking
The EUROBENCH European project held its final venue, the EUROBENCH Summit, at the Hospital Los Madroños in Brunete (Madrid) on the last 21 & 22 of June. After several years of hard work, all consortium members have put the finishing
EUROBENCH has partnered with external entities, known as Third Parties, to develop and validate two benchmarking facilities and a unified benchmarking software for remote testing. This has been accomplished through a cascade funding action called FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THIRD PARTIES
Thanks to the EU-funded EUROBENCH Project, prosthetics and exoskeletons are currently being tested at the wearable robots facilities at the Hospital Los Madroños (HLM), in Madrid, and humanoid robots at the Italian Institute of Technology (ITT), in Genoa. At the
The EUROBENCH Summit will be held on 21 & 22 June in Hospital Los Madroños (Madrid) aiming at bringing together all the entities that have participated in the development of the project. Robotics and benchmarking experts will be giving talks
The Eurobench platform is the central site where all benchmarking material is brought to the community. We can highlight two key pillars: the access to protocols, and the benchmark of experiments following these protocols. The different protocols gathered in Eurobench
The Summer Webinar Series organised by EUROBENCH and COST ACTION WEARABLE ROBOTS (CA16116) has finished being a success in terms of attendance and quality. Experts from different organizations have given lectures and then attended to the participants in a subsequent
This 24th of August, the third summer webinar on Wearable Robots organised by the European programs COST Action Wearable Robots (CA16116) and Eurobench took place. The experts Dr. Noël Keijsers, Matteo Lancini PhD and Jean-Louis Constanza discussed during the meeting
Following the FSTP-2 Call closing, on 30 November, Eurobench has been carefully studying the 53 proposals submitted by entities from 13 different European countries. In the end, a total of 42 projects have been selected to move on to the
On November 30th at 5 p.m., our FSTP-2 Open Call closed after 3 months and 6 cut off dates. We have received 53 proposals from individual or consortium applicants. The EUROBENCH FSTP-2 Open Call was created with the aim of validating
Why to participate in the FSTP-2 EUROBENCH open call?: “We are very happy for the great support and participation of the EUROBENCH team in making sure the outcome of each individual FSTP will integrate smoothly in the final EUROBENCH testing facilities”