Your Guide to recommend sessions at Robotics Summit 2024

Register Now As we gear up for this year's Robotics Summit & Expo, we've gathered a few sessions from the agenda that we think you'll love. Join us on May 1-2 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center as we dive into the latest trends, explore groundbreaking technologies, and uncover strategies to engineer the future of robotics. Here are session picks from our very own Robotics Summit team keeping YOU in mind: ​ ​Design for Peak Performance: Motion Control System Selection in Next-Gen Robotics Greg Harnsberger Senior Manager, Global Industry Marketing | Portescap Yoshi Umeno, Industry Manager - Global Medical & Robotics at Kollmorgen Unleashing the full potential of robotic performance hinges on a delicate balance between motion control component selection and robotic design. This session will  unlock the hidden potential of your robotic systems and attendees will learn how to engineer an optimized motor system and create robots with industry-leading performance. Managing Robot Autonomy with Behavior Trees Sebastian Castro, Sr. Robotics Engineer at PickNik Robotics Andrew Stout, Roboticist and Software Engineer at The AI Institute This presentation will begin with an introduction to behavior trees, which covers the formalism, basic mechanics, and common idioms for robotics applications. We will then contrast behavior trees with alternative approaches and detail the main software packages and resources available for getting started. Finally, we will present some lessons learned from experience applying behavior trees in various robotics projects. Depth Sensors for Robots: In Theory and In Use Brandon Minor, Co-founder & CEO at Tangram Vision This talk will explore the driving forces behind the creation of depth sensors, which are now ubiquitous in robotics.  Attendees will gain insights into the sensor design and algorithms that underpin depth sensor capabilities, such as self-calibration and depth precision metrics.  The Importance of Deterministic Data Transmission of ROS Trajectories Anthony Redamonti, Software Engineer at Copley Controls The Robot Operating System (ROS) is gaining popularity in the robotics industry because it is an open-source platform that solves a common problem: trajectory calculation for complex, multi-axis machines. However, users are faced with the issue of sending the trajectory information in a reliable, deterministic way. Beyond Factories: Challenges of Unstructured Robotics Dave Coleman, Founder & CEO at PickNik Robotics This talk will highlight how PickNik has been using advanced software approaches to lead the robotics industry in applying manipulation and grasping to some of the toughest challenges. From farm fields to ghost kitchens, subsea to outer space, we will discuss our strategies to leverage modern software (including ROS) to make robotic arm hardware more intelligent. Explore All Sessions Don't miss out! ​ Join us in Boston for these can't miss sessions! Use discount code "ROBOTICSTOMORROW" to save 25% on your All-Access Pass. ​ Secure My Pass

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