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Unmanned Traffic Management 4D Path Planning Technologies for Drone Swarm to Enhance Safety and Security in Transport, LABYRINTH, was approved by the European Commission. The project is coordinated by the Robotics Lab and belongs to the Horizon 2020 Programme. The Kick-off-Meeting of the project was on July 2020.

LABYRINTH will contribute to a safer, more efficient and sustainable civil road, rail, air and waterborne transport with new centralized planification systems capable of communicating with all the drones in a certain area, processing their desired origin and destination points and compute paths to avoid

The Joint Strategic Research Innovation and Deployment Agenda (SRIDA) for the AI, Data and Robotics Partnership was launched on 22 September. This is an agenda supported by the European Commission and has been driven by euRobotics and European initiatives focused on AI (Claire, Ellis, EurAI) and Big Data (BDVA). This document is part of a joint initiative between these entities to promote innovation, productivity and European economic growth in the coming years.

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Following up the requests advanced by many colleagues, the Organizing Committee has decided to extend the deadline for paper submission to July, 12th 2020 (hard deadline).

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The 21st International Workshop of Physical Agents (WAF) is a forum for information and experiences exchange in different areas regarding the concept of agent on physical environments, especially applied to the control and coordination of autonomous systems: robots, mobile robots, industrial processes or complex systems.

It will be held at the Rectorado of the Universidad de Alcalá in Alcalá

Two workshops within IROS2020 are being organized by UC3M Robotics Lab:

IROS 2020 Tutorial Review on screw theory & geometric robot dynamics.

IROS 2020 Workshop on Soft Robots Control.

The 21st International Workshop of Physical Agents (WAF) is a forum for information and experiences exchange in different areas regarding the concept of agent on physical environments, especially applied to the control and coordination of autonomous systems: robots, mobile robots, industrial processes or complex systems.

It will be held at the Rectorado of the Universidad de Alcalá in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain on November 19th-20th, 2020. Members of the organizing committee are Luis Miguel Bergasa, Manuel Ocaña, Rafael Barea, Elena López y Pedro Revenga.

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Stay aware of the latest information on the COVID-19 outbreak, available on the WHO website and through your national and local public health authority. Most people who become infected experience mild illness and recover, but it can be more severe for others.

Pedro Revenga (RoboSafe-UAH) was interviewed in Las Mañanas de Radio Nacional.

The prize is awarded by internationally renowned experts for the group’s ongoing research in the field of perception systems applied to robotics, road infrastructure and intelligent vehicles. The UAH is the first Spanish institution to receive this award.

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Last Tuesday December 10th we celebrated the event Robótica e Inteligencia Artificial: Retos y nuevas oportunidades (Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and new opportunities). The event was held at the ETSII of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and its opening was carried out by Ms. María Luisa Castaño, Directora General de Investigación e Innovación Tecnológica, Community of Madrid and had the participation of CDTI, AEPI, large companies such as AIRBUS and BOSCH and companies whose origin took place in groups of RoboCity2030 (Arquimea, Marsi Bionics, Intelligent Robotics). In

The eleventh International Conference on Social Robots (ICSR’2019) will be held in Madrid during 26-28th November 2019. It is organized by RoboticsLab of UC3M. It brings together researchers and practitioners working on the interaction between humans and intelligent robots and on the integration of robots into the fabric of our society.

Social robots are intended to coexist with humans and engage in relationships that lead them to a better quality of life. The success of these relationships relies on a positive perception of the robots that can be achieved by their