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European Robotics Forum 2025 Stuttgart Germany
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Location

Liederhalle Stuttgart

Berliner Platz 1, 70174 Stuttgart, Germany
Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space

The European Robotics Forum 2025 in Stuttgart, co-organized by euRobotics and Fraunhofer IPA, promises to be a dynamic intersection of innovation and collaboration in robotics and AI. Held at the renowned Liederhalle, the event will feature cutting-edge trends, foster meaningful partnerships, and offer exclusive visits to leading institutions like Fraunhofer Institutes, the University of Stuttgart, and Cyber Valley. With strong political support and an experienced team, ERF2025 aims to boost synergies and drive European advancements in robotics and AI.

The Cluster 4 NCP projects for digital and industrial topics, IDEAL-IST and NCP4Industry, are joint sponsors of this event and will have a booth at the exhibition area in Liederhalle advertising Horizon Europe calls, NCP services and the Cluster 4 NCP projects.

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