ICRA 2015 - A Cornucopia Of Robots |
Written by Harry Fairhead |
Saturday, 25 April 2015 |
ICRA is one of the big robot conferences where some of the best research is shown off. A new trailer for the conference showcases some of the amazing things that are going to be discussed. Watch it and get a view of where modern robotics is at and just how diverse it is.
There is a tendency to think of humanoid robots as being the core of the subjects and big contests like the DARPA Robot Challenge as driving progress, but the truth is that robotics encompasses a wide range of machines and there are lots of people innovating all the time. This year's ICRA - IEEE Conference on Robotics and Automation - gives a really good idea of howrich and varied the subject is. This short video covers a lot, but don't miss the small safe quadrotors, the origami robot and the surgical robot toward the end. Also pay special attention to the titles of the papers that the video clip demonstrates - much more boring that what you are watching. Finally keep an eye on the speedups in the video which make the robots seem to be doing things at a reasonable speed.
Versions of this video are available in a range of alternative languages: * Mandarin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F37r_...
A final thought - in the future will we all program robots using a visual programming language?
ICRA itakes place May 26-30 in Seattle.
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