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New course dates ROS Training

Do you want to be able to programme robots or connected devices? Also this year RoboHouse will open its doors to an enthusiastic group of software developers, individuals and the odd chief technology officer, each eager to get to grips with the Robot Operating System (ROS). 

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RoboValley sets its sights on the Future of Work

Jaimy Siebel, RoboValley’s new Managing Director spells out his vision for Delft’s fast-growing robotics community.

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Accept the Tank Inspection Challenge!

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RoboValley startups at the Hannover Messe

The Hannover Messe, one of the largest industrial fairs in the world, took place from 1 to 5 April in Germany. Companies from RoboValley were well represented. A photo report.

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SAM|XL: new robotics fieldlab for production large lightweight structures

A new robotics field lab opens its doors on the TU Delft Campus: SAM|XL. Manufacturers of lightweight construction can use the collaborative research centre for automating the production of aircraft wings, ships and wind turbines.

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ATMOS UAV maximises drone surveying capacity

ATMOS UAV is an industrial drone manufacturer based in RoboValley. The company’s flagship, Marlyn (a full PPK-enabled VTOL drone), is a “Go-Anywhere” mapping solution built to empower professionals to maximize their surveying capacity.

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New fieldlab RoboHouse officially open

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‘Rabo Robo Challenge provided us with new insights’

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Aimee van Wynsberghe receives L'Oréal Unesco For Women In Science award

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Shaping the future of retail: Ahold Delhaize expands into robotics with RoboValley

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Quality mark for AI and robotics

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First close for Chrysalix RoboValley Fund

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Roboat ahoy! First prototypes autonomous boats tested in Amsterdam

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Project MARCH wins Cybathlon Experience

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Successful start RoboHouse

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Kick-off Rabo Robo Challenge in RoboHouse

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Fizyr and Intespring selected for RobotUnion accelerator

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Novel flying robot mimics rapid insect flight

Researchers from the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory (MAVLab) have developed a novel insect-inspired flying robot. Experiments with this first autonomous, free-flying and agile flapping-wing robot improves the understanding of how fruit flies control aggressive escape manoeuvres.

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ExRobotics to start manufacturing inspection robots for NAM

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Kroboot nominated for best tech idea

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ERC Starting Grant for robotics researcher Jens Kober

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First call RobotUnion: 204 submissions from 32 countries

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Drone start-up Atmos UAV raises capital for further expansion

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IMSystems receives capital for further development of Archimedes Drive

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