MOBROB2022 - Summer School on Autonomous Mobile Robotics in the framework of Industry 4.0
Lecce, Italy
Dates: June 13, 2022 – June 18, 2022
Venue: Conference Room of the "Rettorato" Building, Piazza Tancredi 7, Lecce (Italy)
The "Summer School on Autonomous Mobile Robotics in the framework of Industry 4.0" aims to provide the participants an updated state of the art of the main issues in the context of mobile robotics, with a particular emphasis on the Industry 4.0 framework. This goal will be obtained with methodological tutorials from internationally recognized academic researchers, technical sessions with practical experiences and demos from industrial experts, and a final test.
Organizers: Daniela De Palma, Gianpaolo Ghiani, Giovanni Indiveri, Emanuele Manni, Gianfranco Parlangeli, Riccardo Tornese
Confirmed lecturers:
- Giovanni Indiveri (University of Genova), An introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
- Gianluca Antonelli (University of Cassino and Southern Lazio), Robotic manipulation
- Enrico Simetti (University of Genova), Architectures and languages for mobile robotics
- Giuseppe Oriolo (Sapienza University of Rome), Navigation, guidance and control
- Federica Pascucci (Roma Tre University), Distributed Cooperative Localization/Autonomous Navigation
- Lucia Pallottino (University of Pisa), Coordination of fleets of mobile robots
- Elettric80 Spa, Path planning and coordination of fleets of laser-guided mobile vehicles
- Davide Mannone - Rocco Nicola Lombardi (Code Architects), Challenges in the design of mobile robots for intralogistics
- Gianpaolo Ghiani (University of Salento), Optimization, planning, scheduling, routing (part 1)
- Emanuele Manni (University of Salento), Optimization, planning, scheduling, routing (part 2)
- Alessandro Deodati (Niteko Robotics), Design and integration of navigation and mapping algorithms
- Marlin Ulmer (University of Magdeburg), Reinforcement learning
- Cosimo Distante (National Research Council of Italy), Artificial vision
- Riccardo Tornese (Tactile Robotics), ROS and ROS2: an introduction with demonstrations on real mobile robots
The summer school will accept a maximum of 30 participants.
No prior experience or knowledge in robotics is required, but a strong background in scientific disciplines is a plus.
Applications from Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers in scientific-related disciplines will receive preference. Master students, Bachelor students, and graduates in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering are welcome to apply, but may be given lower priority, if the number of applications exceeds the threshold.
Currently, the summer school is expected to be held in presence.
The participation to the "Summer School on Autonomous Mobile Robotics in the framework of Industry 4.0" is free of charge. However, for organizational reasons, it is necessary that the accepted participants are registered by May 15, 2022.
The registration for the participants includes:
• Lunches and coffee breaks during the summer school (Monday to Saturday)
• Summer school material
Further information including the application form and instructions can be found on the website:
http://conference.unisalento.it/ocs/index.php/mobrob2022/
ECTS credits for PhD students:
The School is a 5-day intensive course in the area of Autonomous Mobile Robotics in the framework of Industry 4.0: there are 28 hours (planned) of lecturing activities and 16 hours (planned) of project activities with the possibility of a final exam (assessment test and final project) upon request of the participants. A participation certificate will be issued to all attendees specifying the duration of the course. Participants requesting a final exam will be also given an exam outcome letter. Students that have passed the final exam will be able to request ECTS credits at their own institution. The Summer School Organizers estimate that the students successfully passing the final exam should be awarded at least 3 ECTS.
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