International Conference on Robotics and Automation in Industry

Participants join this conference to bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world industrial application, particularly in the fields of field robotics and computer vision. The seminar offers direct exposure to global pioneers like Professor Peter Corke, allowing attendees to learn about the complexities of making robots "see" and generalize their understanding of varied environments. Researchers and students benefit from networking with an international Scientific Industrial Advisory Board (SIAB) and gaining insights into how robotics can solve national and global challenges, from agricultural productivity and environmental protection to advanced defense systems.

The conference provides a global platform for engineers, researchers, and students to present ongoing research in robotics and automation. Out of 180 submitted papers, 54 high-quality research papers were selected for oral and poster presentations. The event features specialized workshops on 3D reconstruction, humanitarian technology, and nonlinear dynamics, alongside seminars on robots in the nuclear industry and intelligent automation for sustainable cities. A major highlight is the keynote by Professor Peter Corke, a world-renowned authority on field robotics and machine vision.

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- Introduction

- Robotic Vision Challenges

- Computer Vision Progress

- Field Robotics Applications

- Machine Learning & AI

- Ethics and Trust in AI

- National Impact & Innovation