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Starts in 4 weeks from now
LocationBrussels
The event is organised by euROBIN, the European Network of Excellence in Robotics, funded by Horizon Europe. It is designed to look at Europe’s position in AI-powered robotics and physical AI, with discussion linked to wider EU policy work including the AI Continent Action Plan and the Apply AI Strategy.
The agenda includes an opening with speeches by senior European institution representatives, MEP Axel Voss and Prof. Alin Albu-Schäffer, followed by live robot demonstrations, a round table discussion, and an open demonstration and networking session. According to the source, 20 to 30 advanced AI-powered robots are expected to be shown.
The event page states that attendance is by invitation only. More information is available at https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/events/ai-powered-robotics-europe-live-demonstrations-and-strategic-debate.
policymakers, industry representatives, researchers, academics, because the event is specifically described as bringing these groups together for strategic discussion and live demonstrations on AI-powered robotics
Interested readers can consult the event page for details: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/events/ai-powered-robotics-europe-live-demonstrations-and-strategic-debate
⚠️Attention, check this (and remove!!): The source confirms the venue as the European Parliament but does not give a full postal address; verify the exact room or entrance details if needed before publishing.
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