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The PhD Research Fellow Siri Marte Schlanbusch won the Best Paper Presentation Award at the IEEE 9th International Conference on Control, Mechatronics and Automation
Thursday 19 August 15:00 - 15:45 Michael Rygaard Hansen and Filippo Sanfilippo will hold a lecture in UiA's tent at Langbrygga in Arendal on the use of Cobots in the health sector.
Bachelor and master students in Mechatronics are involved in project “DEEPCOBOT”. The projects are supervised by Prof. Jing Zhou and Assoc. Prof. Ilya Tyapin. The bachelor and master students have worked together with PhD students Emil and Jayant.
PhD fellows and other researchers are invited to submit papers to the INTAP conference. INTAP is an international conference on artificial intelligence, and this year it will be organised at the University of Agder from 11 - 13 October.
Morrow Batteries AS is planning a large battery factory in Arendal. Their innovation centre will be UiA’s nearest neighbour in Grimstad.
Together with partners in the industry, researchers at the university are developing new methods of recycling electric vehicle batteries.
Agder County Municipality and the University of Agder (UiA) are collaborating with several manufacturers on testing different foundations on county roads in Agder. They have constructed two test roads in Finsland, where they will test the different materials.
The Priority Research Centre in Mechatronics and the WISENET centre at the University of Agder received 4,5 million NOK from the Research Council of Norway to establish a research collaboration with renowned Indian universities.
The Mechatronics Centre and WISENET Centre at UiA have joined forces in a new multidisciplinary frontier research project that combines Robotics and Explainable Artificial Intelligence. They have received NOK 16 million from the Research Council of Norway to develop robots that can learn and cooperate both between themselves and with human operators in industrial environments.
The Top Research Centre Mechatronics wants to transfer technology from the oil industry to new areas. This may boost everything from construction to healthcare in the years to come.