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The Future Symbiosis of Robotics & Prosthetics
Wearable robotics are giving new hope to patients with physical disabilities, this DLD26 panel shows. The session brings together experts from science and industry to highlight the latest advances in…
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Co-creating With Machines
Artist Sougwen Chung and roboticist Carol E. Reiley explore what happens when machines shift from tools to creative collaborators. In conversation with renowned curator Hans Ulrich Obrist (Serpentine Galleries), they…
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AI-Powered Robotics Is Changing the World
Robots powered by artificial intelligence are transforming the physical world and revolutionizing industries, from logistics to autonomous vehicles, Angela Schöllig, Alexander von Humboldt Professor at the Technical University of Munich,…
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Humanoid Robot Assistants: Hype or the Next Big Thing in AI?
This DLD Future Hub session explores the transformative potential of humanoid and assistive robotics, highlighting their impact on industries, healthcare, and daily life. Alin Albu-Schäffer, a leading robotics researcher at…
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AI & Creativity: Powering Human Innovation Through Design
Should creatives worry about getting replaced by artificial intelligence? Far from it! In this engaging DLD25 panel discussion, moderated by Tim Brown (IDEO), startup founders Chloë Ryan (Acrylic Robotics) and…
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A New Chapter in Human-Machine Interaction
A new challenge is arising: creating meaningful interactions between humans and machines, in both personal and automotive spaces. Moderator Nina Matzat (Plan.Net) joins MIT Media Lab professor Pattie Maes and…
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Future in Motion
From AI and robotics to self-driving cars and industry automation: this DLD25 session has it all. Moderated by WIRED editor Greg Williams, the conversation brings together experts Angela Schoellig (TU…
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No Place I’d Rather Be: The Future of Telepresence
Imagine you could teleport yourself to another place, for example to look around, control a robot and feel what the machine feels through its sensors. That future is closer to…
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How Robotics and AI Can Change the Face of Recycling
Advances in AI and image recognition mean that robots that can now identify discarded items and greatly enhance the automation of recycling, as Greg Ameyugo shows in his highly engaging…
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How AI and Robots Help with E-Waste Recycling
Technology is coming to solve a problem it has created itself: AI expert Greg Ameyugo explains how robots can automate many steps of a tricky process.
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Agri-Tech Talk
For the past 100 years, progress in food production has been mostly the result of chemical and industrial advances. Better fertilizers, more efficient pesticides, tractors, industrial food production. Now we’re…
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Robotics & the Industrial Metaverse
The intersection of robotics, AI, Machine Learning and virtual simulations creates entirely new opportunities for the use of robots in a variety of fields. But what is the current state…
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