Human Robot Forum 2017
Focus on human-robot cooperation
The countdown is on: The second 'Human Robot Forum' and accompanying exhibition will take place in Stuttgart on October 23 and 24. There is still time to take part.
The topic of human-robot collaboration raises numerous questions in production and assembly companies as well as in mechanical and plant engineering: How can human-robot collaboration be used in everyday production? What are the latest technologies? What safety concepts are there and what standards must be observed in the development and use of robot applications? What costs are incurred and what are the potential savings? Who is already using human-robot cooperation in practice?
The two-day event addresses all these questions and creates a platform for experts and beginners in the field of human-robot collaboration. An excerpt from the presentation topics:
- MRK - From hype to sustainable success
- Current status of human-robot collaboration from the perspective of the employers' liability insurance association
- The future of intralogistics for humans and robots
- Insights into the SafeLog research project and new sensor technologies
- Robots: IT security and liability
- Various practical examples of the successful integration of collaborative robots into the production environment
In addition to the lecture program and theory, various suppliers will be presenting their HRC products and concepts live at the accompanying trade exhibition - including Kuka, Universal Robots, Hahn Robotics, Pilz, Process Automation Solutions, Lachmann & Rink and Zimmer.
The 'Forum Mensch Roboter' is jointly organized by the WEKA Akademie and Computer&AUTOMATION, the trade journal for automation technology. The complete program can be found on the website of the Human Robot Forum.
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