4 oktober 2023 – 09:30 | 15:00
Robots are revolutionizing society and the use of robotic solutions in Inspection and maintenance has enormous potential to transform our lives for the better – but only if they are accepted and trusted by society.
The co-creation workshop that will be organized by Robotics4EU en the Danish Board of Technology seeks at Robohouse in Delft, brings together robot developers and manufactures with end-users and stakeholders to discuss the societal aspects of specific robotics solutions and co-create ideas for improvements. The workshop is part of the European funded project Robotics4EU which aims to ensure a more widespread adoption of robots by addressing user need and societal acceptance.
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During the workshop, we will divide all participants into approximately ten different groups to focus their discussion on one specific robot at each table.
Each group will consist of 4-7 people:
- 1-2 representatives from the company/project developing or manufacturing the robot
- 3 or more participants who are potential end-users or stakeholders of the robot.
- A facilitator
After an introduction, the groups will use a discussion tool developed by the Danish Board of Technology to engage in discussions on how to prepare the robots for society.
Agenda*
9:30 : Registration and welcome coffee
10:00 – 12:30 : First workshop session
– Pitch of the robots
– Groups will be using an interactive discussion game to explore different themes within the topics: Data, Legal, Socio-economic, Environment and Human experience.
12:15 – 13:00 : Lunch
13:00 – 15:00 : Second workshop session
– Testing Robotics4EU’s online assesement tool.
In addition to the planned workshop program there will be plenty of opportunities to network and collaborate with fellow participants.
*Small adjustments to the final agenda might happen as we apporach the event.
Venue:
Robohouse is located at Julianalaan 67 in Delft and is part of the the flourishing robotics community around Delft University of Technology.