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Robo.DU Day 2017
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Robo.DU Day is an event with public talks about robotics, Arduino technology, Raspberry Pi and 3D Printers. All visitors can participate in various workshops: LEGO's "Renewable Energy Sources", LEGO gaming, Arduino and Raspberry Pi. There will also be demonstration of humanoid robots, RoboAlkar, drones and many more. Robo.DU Day is planned as a day of exchange of knowledge and skills among students and young people of the City and the County. The idea of a well-conceived STEM education (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) is associated with this event. Vicko Prkačin will talk about his adventure of making a special modular robot. Nikša Vlahušić will present how Arduino technology can been used as a fun and as serious tool for complex tasks. Secretary of the Croatian Robotic Alliance - Željko Krnjajić, will tell all about the successes of Croatian robotic teams, but also about his greatest project - to create and manage a humanoid robot! STEMI will present itself through an incredible story of their success! |
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Target audience Primary school students, secondary school students, students and everyone else interested in topic |
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Association of Technical Culture City of Dubrovnik, Informatics club Futura and University of Dubrovnik
Tomo Sjekavica futura.dubrovnik@gmail.com |
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Campus of the University of Dubrovnik
Branitelja Dubrovnika 41 20000 Dubrovnik Croatia/Hrvatska |
18.11.2017 - 19.11.2017 | 10:00 - 18:00
RoboCup Junior Zagreb 2017
Zagreb, Croatia/Hrvatska
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RoboCup Junior Zagreb 2017 is open robotic contest in 10 categories: 1) Rescue Line (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/rescue_line_2017.pdf ) 2) Rescue Beginer – simplified Rescue Line rules 3) Rescue Maze (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/rescue_maze_2017.pdf ) 4) On Stage Primary (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/onstage_2017.pdf ) 5) On Stage Secondary (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/onstage_2017.pdf ) 6) Soccer Light Weight (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/soccer_2017.pdf ) 7) Soccer Open (rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/soccer_2017.pdf ) 8) CoSpace Rescue Primary ( rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/rescue_cospace_2017.pdf ) 9) CoSpace Rescue Secondary ( rules: http://rcj.robocup.org/rcj2017/rescue_cospace_2017.pdf ) 10) Speed Line Follower - Line following robots Open for visitors. |
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Target audience Primary and seconadry school students and their mentors. |
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Croatian Robotic Association
Zeljko Krnjajic hroboszg@gmail.com +385989573225 |
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Primary School Mate Lovrak
Avenija Blaza Jurisica 13 10000 Zagreb Croatia/Hrvatska |
21.11.2017 | 17:00 - 19:00
Futura robotics workshops 2017-2018
Dubrovnik, Croatia/Hrvatska
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On our robotics workshops primary school students are building and programming fischertechnik robots, secondary school students and older are working with Arduino. Workshops are held every Tuesday through the whole school year, started from November. Workshops are held with the support of University of Dubrovnik, the City of Dubrovnik, the Association of Technical Culture Dubrovnik-Neretva County and the City of Dubrovnik, and DURA (City of Dubrovnik Development Agency). |
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Target audience Primary school students, secondary school students, students and everyone else interested in topic |
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Informatics club Futura
Tomo Sjekavica futura.dubrovnik@gmail.com |
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DURA (City of Dubrovnik Development Agency)
Branitelja Dubrovnika 15 2000 Dubrovnik Croatia/Hrvatska |
21.11.2017 | 17:00 - 20:00
Creating a robotic arm
Rijeka, Croatia/Hrvatska
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Europe is celebrating roboticists with European Robotics Week and here in CTK decided to join in on the celebration with two DIY workshops of our own. Thanks to our talented “Be full of knowledge” crew, who prepared two workshops on creating a robotic arm, one for elementary school children and one for youth aged 15 to 30, young people can become roboticists. This time, to make it more interesting, we will be creating robotic arms in a very special way – without electricity! |
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Target audience Youth (15 – 30 years old) |
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Centre of technical culture Rijeka
Loris Raspolic lraspolic@ctk-rijeka.hr +385 51 327 155 |
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CTK Rijeka
Školjić 6 6 51000 Rijeka Croatia/Hrvatska |
23.11.2017 - 25.11.2017 | 09:00 - 15:00
robotics@FER: University of Zagreb Fair
ZAGREB, Croatia/Hrvatska
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Robotics research at UNIZG-FER is conducted within three laboratories: Laboratory for Robotics and Intelligent Control Systems - LARICS (larics.rasip.fer.hr), Laboratory for Autonomous Systems and Mobile Robots - LAMOR (lamor.fer.hr) and Laboratory for Underwater Systems and Technologies - LABUST (labust.fer.hr). These laboratories are founders of Centre of Research Excellence for Advanced Cooperative Systems - ACROSS (across.fer.hr). These groups are currently active in more than 20 scientific international and national projects with the topic of robotics in different area. They are also tightly collaborating with companies from all around the world. Special attention is devoted to knowledge transfer to students at the undergraduate, graduate and PhD level. Starting with elementary robotics, all the way to advanced control, navigation, and estimation, robotics students at UNIZG-FER have the opportunity to adopt state of the art robotics knowledge and apply it on a large number of robotic platforms that are available in the laboratories. |
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Target audience Future students |
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University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
Ivan Markovic ivan.markovic@fer.hr |
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Studentski centar Zagreb
Savska cesta 25 10000 ZAGREB Croatia/Hrvatska |
23.11.2017 | 17:00 - 19:00
Creating a robotic arm
Rijeka, Croatia/Hrvatska
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Europe is celebrating roboticists with European Robotics Week and here in CTK decided to join in on the celebration with two DIY workshops of our own. Thanks to our talented “Be full of knowledge” crew, who prepared two workshops on creating a robotic arm, one for elementary school children and one for youth aged 15 to 30, young people can become roboticists. This time, to make it more interesting, we will be creating robotic arms in a very special way – without electricity! |
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Target audience Children (grade 5. – 8.) |
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Loris Raspolic lraspolic@ctk-rijeka.hr +385 51 327 155 |
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CTK Rijeka
Školjić 6 6 51000 Rijeka Croatia/Hrvatska |
24.11.2017 | 10:00 - 16:00
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing Open Days
ZAGREB, Croatia/Hrvatska
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| University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing is hosting its annual Open day event, to introduce children and general public with research activities at the institution. It will be a great opportunity to play tic tac toe with our humanoid robot Nao, fly with our drones and play with our robotic arms. Come and join us! |
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Target audience Students, Kids, General public |
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University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
Ana Sovic ana.sovic.krzic@fer.hr |
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Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
Unska 3 10000 ZAGREB Croatia/Hrvatska |
07.12.2017 | 19:00 - 20:30
A Gentle Introduction to SLAM
Osijek, Croatia/Hrvatska
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"A Gentle Introduction to SLAM - Path to Robot Autonomy" is part of "Robotics & AI Club" series. "Robotics & AI Club" is a new project of Osijek Software City association, which has the primary goal of deepening and popularizing fundamental knowledge, skills, and trends in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence, making everyone ready for the robotic future ahead. What do the NASA rover, Google Car, and Roomba all have in common? Each performs their duties autonomously - perceiving their environment and acting based on those observations without (or with minimal) human intervention. The ability of a device to perform autonomously is the necessary stepping stone towards the broad integration of robotic systems into our everyday lives. Regardless of whether we are talking about robots engaged in housecleaning or the exploration of new planets - at its core, autonomy is made up of the same components - one of these common components is SLAM. SLAM is a process whereby a robot simultaneously maps its environment while keeping track of its location within that environment. It is the foundation upon which robot autonomy is built and is one of the most challenging areas to grasp. Dario Ljubić will present past and current thought on the topic of SLAM and its likely role in the future of robotics. He is a Robotics Engineer at Gideon Brothers and holds a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering. His talk, scheduled for 7 December at 19h will surely inspire anyone with an interest in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence - whether you are an experienced robotics engineer or a non-technical fan of the field. |
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Target audience The target audience is everyone who is interested in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence, robotics enthusiasts, student, scientists, or just wants to be informed of the future that is coming. |
| Gideon Brothers & Mono Software (Osijek Software City) |
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Department of Mathematics, J. J. Strossmayer University of Osijek
Trg Ljudevita Gaja 6 31000 Osijek Croatia/Hrvatska |