The Robotics and Autonomous Vehicles Summit unites the world's top roboticists, researchers, design engineers, and domain experts working on robotics applications. With in-depth technical sessions and corresponding live demonstrations at the Robotics Pavilion on the expo floor, learn how to apply the latest technology from real-time devices, FPGAs, and graphical programming to design robotics systems faster than your peers.
Who Should Attend
Robotics Engineers, Mechatronics Engineers, Computer Scientists, Control Engineers, Embedded Design Engineers, Entrepreneurs, Engineering Professors, and StudentsKeynotes
Design Mission-Based Robot Systems With CompactRIO
Attend this dynamic keynote session by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor Dr. Harry Asada to learn more about mission-based, autonomous systems being designed and developed in MIT labs. Learn about the mission and requirements, view videos and results from the latest competition, and meet the winning team.
Presented by Dr. Harry Asada, Professor, MIT Robotics Department
Technical Sessions
Hack the Microsoft Kinect and Other Cool Robotics-Ready Sensors
Get development tips for hacking some of the coolest sensors in the consumer world. Explore the Kinect, already hacked by the open source community, to see how you can use it to communicate with LabVIEW. Also look at the Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) sensor included in the Neato vacuum.
Presented by Academic and Industry Experts
The Nitty Gritty Technical Details of the LabVIEW Robotics Module
Explore features from the LabVIEW Robotics Module and the details of their implementation using a rugged autonomous robot platform as a case study. Learn about robot data communications, hardware-abstracted I/O, FPGA sensor drivers, and teleoperation.
Presented by National Instruments
