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| 16.05.2024 | 5G populair bij maakindustrie Zuid-Holland | Zeg je Virtual Reality, dan is het eerste beeld wat bij iemand opkomt een persoon met een 3D-bril. VR-technologie wordt steeds meer gebruikt in de maakindustrie bij het visualiseren van complexe machines en werkprocessen. Bedrijven invester... |
| 06.05.2024 | Knopje voor Knopje - Robotisering in de Chrysantenteelt | Stel je voor: jouw baan is om de hele dag plat op je buik te liggen. Je ligt op een bewegend platform boven een zee van planten, en verwijdert een specifiek knopje van elke plant. Eén voor één, de hele dag. In de wereld van de chrysantentee... |
| 26.03.2024 | Trotse student-engineers tonen robot voor onderhoud bovenleidingen | Vlak voor de demonstratie leggen de studenten nog een laatste hand aan de robot, die bovenop een steiger staat en daar een rijdraad omklemt. Het is de bedoeling dat de robot straks voor een delegatie uit de spoorwereld laat zien waarvoor he... |
| 12.03.2024 | Samen het gras groener maken | Zes boomkwekerijen namen deel aan de Kennissprint van RoboHouse: we bezochten iedere boomkwekerij, organiseerden een gezamenlijke kennisworkshop en gingen met alle bedrijven op inspiratiebezoek bij een vooroplopend bedrijf.
Voorafgaand aan ... |
| 11.03.2024 | Van filmstudio naar fabrieksvloer: innovatieve filmtechniek verhoogt precisie productie | De uitdaging van Octatube is het optimaliseren van het meten tijdens het constructieproces. Dit is tijdrovend en arbeidsintensief, wat leidt tot inefficiënties in de productielijn. Vaak maakt men eerst een mal die de staalconstructie onders... |
| 11.03.2024 | Efficiënter bakstenen leveren aan de bouwplaats | Het bedrijf Blok System Supply heeft hun levering van mechatronische eindproducten en sub-samenstellingen slimmer en efficiënter weten te organiseren. Toch mist er een schaalbaar proces om de speciale bakstenen van hun klant Drystack in bul... |
| 11.03.2024 | Innoveren op de bouwplaats; de eerste paal geslagen | Van het nijpende stikstofprobleem tot het schrijnende woningtekort en de dringende behoefte aan personeel – het lijkt alsof alle nationale zorgen samenkomen op de bouwplaats. Meer dan tien ondernemingen namen deel aan de kosteloze Kennisspr... |
| 23.11.2023 | Interesse robotica groeit door krapte arbeidsmarkt | Robotisering is niet alleen meer een technologie waar vooroplopende corporates zich mee bezighouden, zo bleek tijdens het volgeboekte mkb-event Robots in Business afgelopen vrijdag bij TU Delft fieldlab RoboHouse. Als gevolg van de krapte o... |
| 09.11.2023 | Start onderzoek naar toekomst werk bagagehallen Schiphol | Samen met wetenschappers van TU Delft onderzoeks- en innovatiecentrum FRAIM start RoboHouse een onderzoek naar nieuwe manieren van werken en innovaties in de bagagehallen van Schiphol. We werken hiervoor nauw samen met alle mensen die betro... |
| 28.07.2023 | Demodag van MKBdoet: kijkje in de keuken bij Dumaco | Samen met de Greenport Boskoop organiseerde RoboHouse een inspiratiebezoek aan Dumaco. Het inspiratiebezoek aan een voorlopend bedrijf is onderdeel van de Kennis sprint van MKBdoet, het programma voor minder praten en sneller leren als het ... |
| 28.07.2023 | Demodag van MKBdoet: kijkje in de keuken bij Heineken | Samen met Heineken Supply Chain organiseerde RoboHouse de zesde Demodag van MKBdoet, het programma voor minder praten en sneller leren als het om robotica gaat. Met voorbeelden van vakmensen die wat bereikt hebben met techniek.
De Demodag v... |
| 22.07.2023 | RoboHouse Success Series: Textile laundry Newasco | Textile laundry Newasco de Hoop is a family business that doesn’t shy away from technology. Through the usage of RFID tags, information is linked to all clothing coming through. Looking to further innovate their processes, they reached out ... |
| 27.06.2023 | Transforming the Cleaning Industry: Gom and RoboHouse Collaborate | Last April, Gom and RoboHouse joined forces with the aim of gaining insights into how to integrate workers and technology in industrial cleaning work. Through research and experimentation, they seek to create innovative solutions that allev... |
| 22.06.2023 | RoboHouse Success Series: Voestalpine | In our new RoboHouse Succes Series we highlight our latest successes, some of which take unexpected turns. Voestalpine is a German steel and technology group that “coats products to make them better”. In February last year we first met with... |
| 31.03.2023 | Robotic flies to swarm 24/7 in RoboHouse | Yes, you heard that correctly: the goal is permanent airtime. Robotic flies roaming a room in RoboHouse with no human guidance – achieved within six months. In the future, 24/7 swarms like these may revolutionise aircraft inspection. Imagin... |
| 17.03.2023 | ‘What a wonderful RoboCafé’ | Want to join a RoboCafé?
Our next edition TECH FOR GOOD is on 6 April in the EXPO of RoboHouse in Delft. More info here. |
| 10.03.2023 | Coming up: ‘Career Advice for Robots’ | Next week we will perform live at the InScience International Film Festival in Nijmegen. On stage, singers of The Working People Choir will represent the millions of workers in the world – who one day may be working side by side with robots... |
| 09.03.2023 | WORKING WITH: Hotelschool The Hague | Workshops happen all the time in RoboHouse. Sometimes the energy in the room is particularly strong. We asked Klaas Koerten, researcher robotics for the Hotelschool The Hague, about his successful Canvas Session last week.
“The goal was to... |
| 02.03.2023 | Demo Day after movie | Multi-disciplinary student teams once again pulled it off: building a functioning robotics prototype in less than five months. Let’s look back on Demo Day 2023.
More info here. |
| 27.02.2023 | RoboCafé: Biology and Technology | In this edition of RoboCafé, William Simmonds lifts the lid of CEA (controlled environment agriculture) and the unique opportunities it offers for robotics. William will also explain why clients are flocking to AgriData Innovations, the fir... |
| 06.02.2023 | RoboHouse Interview Trilogy, Part III: Srimannarayana Baratam and Perciv.ai | The final episode of our RoboHouse Interview Trilogy: ‘The Working Life of the Robotics Engineer’ interviews Srimannarayana Baratam. Sriman, as he is also called, co-founded the company Perciv.ai just two months after graduating. Rens van P... |
| 02.02.2023 | RoboHouse Interview Trilogy, Part I: Christian Geckeler and The Origami Gripper | Part one of our RoboHouse Interview Trilogy: The Working Life of Robotics Engineers seeks out Christian Geckeler. Christian is a PhD student at the Environmental Robotics Lab of ETH Zürich. He speaks with Rens van Poppel about the experienc... |
| 02.02.2023 | RoboHouse Interview Trilogy, Part II: Wendel Postma and Project MARCH | For the second part of our RoboHouse Interview Trilogy: The Working Life of the Robotics Engineer we speak with Wendel Postma, chief engineer at Project MARCH VIII. How does he resolve the conundrum of integration: getting a bunch of single... |
| 23.01.2023 | Perciv AI puts up shop in RoboHouse | Perciv.ai is a spin-off from TU Delft’s Intelligent Vehicles Group focused on “making AI-driven machine perception affordable for all”, by building on its founders experience with different LiDAR and camera sensors, and especially automotiv... |
| 16.01.2023 | Demo Day coming up in RoboHouse | Multidisciplinary teams of BSc students have made RoboHouse their home. In close collaboration with their project clients, they have designed and built a robotic prototype for improving the lives of working people.
Demo Day 2023 will let y... |
| 03.01.2023 | When a professor meets a farmer | Robot developments and the study of social processes can happen side-by-side in RoboHouse. Because we feel that technology should learn to look beyond its own horizons, if we aim to make the workplace more attractive. Why are people leaving... |
| 24.12.2022 | Can robots invent tools like our ancient ancestors did? | How did ancient humans learn to make tools? And can we apply that knowledge to help AI-based robots learn creative skills? Carlos Hernandez Corbato, from the department of cognitive robotics, and Geeske Langejans, department of materials sc... |
| 13.12.2022 | SenseGlove wins Innovation Top 100 | Delft-based SenseGlove has won first place in the 17th KVK Innovation Top 100, awarded by the Dutch chamber of commerce. The company has developed a glove, a ‘robotic hand’, that allows a virtual object to be touched, felt and manipulated a... |
| 08.11.2022 | SHE LEADS in Tech expected to shine at GEW | The Global Entrepreneurship Week is an international movement to empower entrepreneurs and help make it possible for anyone, anywhere to start and scale. Expectations for the upcoming edition in Delft are high, with many in the RoboHouse co... |
| 03.11.2022 | Big step towards tiny autonomous drones | Scientists have developed a theory that can explain how flying insects determine the gravity direction without using accelerometers. It also forms a substantial step in the creation of tiny, autonomous drones.
Scientists have discovered a ... |
| 30.09.2022 | Shelf-stocking robots with independent movement | Robots that move about by themselves must be able to adapt to the dynamic and challenging conditions in a supermarket. Hernández Corbato says: “My research focuses on using artificial intelligence to make machines smarter and more reliable ... |
| 29.09.2022 | Plug & Play key trend for Cobots | Last August Henk Verdegaal, flower bulb farmer in Netherlands, finally saw what an agricultural robot could do on his lands. The Agbot was humming along, managed by a “smart and ready to use autonomy system with a full suite of vehicle peri... |
| 15.08.2022 | 9 Things You May Not Yet Know About Deep-sea Robotics Firm Lobster | Who doesn’t love a list-style article? Readable, snackable, and shareable; listicles are short, sweet and easy on the brain. Which makes it the perfect medium for talking about Lobster, who want to make oceanic research affordable with robu... |
| 14.08.2022 | Robot sales surge in Europe, Asia and the Americas | Preliminary results for 2021 published by the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) show an increase of 27% in worldwide sales of industrial robots, compared to the year before. For the Netherlands aggregated sales numbers are not yet ... |
| 02.08.2022 | Coming up: Kennis Sprint | Minder praten, sneller leren. Dat is het motto van MKBdoet, het innovatie programma robotica waarin ondernemende vakmensen op gang geholpen worden met een unieke combinatie van denken en doen. Je kunt er deze zomer al mee aan de slag.
MKBd... |
| 30.06.2022 | Robot kites test successfully in Caribbean | The world urgently needs renewable energy sources and it seems that robot kites could become one of them. A start-up on TU Delft Campus has developed and tested a cost effective alternative to traditional wind energy generation. The next ph... |
| 13.06.2022 | What happens after a hackathon | At the predictive maintenance hackathon in RoboHouse Anne Hinrichs, together with fellow students Lennart Bult and Giannis Georgiades, created an inspection robot that can crawl along pipes for Nobian, a “European leader in the production o... |
| 13.06.2022 | What happens after a hackathon | At the predictive maintenance hackathon in RoboHouse Anne Hinrichs, together with fellow students Lennart Bult and Giannis Georgiades, created an inspection robot that can crawl along pipes for Nobian, a “European leader in the production o... |
| 30.05.2022 | 8 new spaces to meet, gather & co-create | You are invited to celebrate the opening of our new facilities in RoboHouse on Tuesday 14 June 2022. These new facilities consists of new office spaces, meeting rooms, flex workspace, reception service and coffee corner.
Programme
16:00 G... |
| 13.05.2022 | How robotics impacts the harbour workers of Rotterdam | The Unforeseen Effects Dossier is an investigative journalism practice that uncovers and documents the unintended consequences of robotics in the workplace. Launched last year with two stories that ventured into the worlds of defence and he... |
| 06.05.2022 | Surgery robots expose faultlines in hospital hierarchy | The Unforeseen Effects Dossier is a budding investigative journalism practice that uncovers and documents the unintended consequences of robotics in the workplace. Launched last year with two stories that ventured into the worlds of defence... |
| 28.04.2022 | European Robotic Arm activated during spacewalk | The European Robotic Arm is being activated on the International Space Station. Handled by two cosmonauts, the European robotic arm is currently on the outside of the space station and moving towards its home position. The spacewalk is expe... |
| 22.04.2022 | NEXTdriver graduates from RoboHouse | NEXTdriver arrived in RoboHouse as a technology solution rooted in robotics, and is leaving as ‘your professional driving behaviour coach for logistics and delivery companies’. How did this happen? Buckle up for a conversation about now, th... |
| 12.04.2022 | A radioactive sensory robot: What if you would use this? | In this series we take robot innovations from their test-lab and bring them to a randomly selected workplace in the outside world. This time we look at radioactive sensory robot Christine. Suppose it would venture beyond the hospital, into ... |
| 11.04.2022 | A backpack for balancing: What if you would use this? | Remember the spinning tops we used to play with as a kid? It was mesmerising to see how these pointy little objects stayed upright without keeling over. This so-called gyroscopic effect is now part of a robotic solution for supporting peopl... |
| 17.03.2022 | Demo Day 2022 Results: full robot overview | The TU Delft Minor Robotics brings ambitious students to RoboHouse where they get practical experience with all aspects of real-life robotics. The students work in multidisciplinary teams to create a robot prototype from scratch, for projec... |
| 03.03.2022 | Video series: Inside RoboHouse, partner special | The third instalment of our Inside RoboHouse series is a partner special that includes a venture capitalist, a healthcare researcher and a product owner robotics at Heineken.
These seasoned professionals took us running, cycling and walkin... |
| 22.02.2022 | Here’s the Demo Day 2022 After Movie | Always wanted to create a robot from scratch? That is exactly what TU Delft minor students have done these past five months. On Demo Day 2022 we saw their prototypes in action. Here’s the after movie!
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| 22.02.2022 | ‘We are all quick and pragmatic’ | Creating a robot from scratch in less than five months. This is the unique challenge offered by the TU Delft robotics minor. It attracts some of the most ambitious academic students, who form multidisciplinary teams and connect intensely wi... |
| 03.02.2022 | RoboCafé tackles Predictive Maintenance | The upcoming edition of RoboCafé features one of the founders of Samotics, an end-to-end asset health monitoring system that enables predictive maintenance and improves operational excellence.
Samotics recently raised €14.5m in a funding r... |
| 03.02.2022 | RoboCafé tackles Predictive Maintenance | The upcoming edition of RoboCafé features one of the founders of Samotics, an end-to-end asset health monitoring system that enables predictive maintenance and improves operational excellence.
Samotics recently raised €14.5m in a funding r... |
| 01.02.2022 | Chrysalix RoboValley Fund opens for business | The nearly $100m Chrysalix RoboValley Fund invests in young companies across the globe that are developing technologies in intelligent systems, resource productivity and environmental solutions for resource intensive industries such as ener... |
| 13.01.2022 | Coming up on Friday 21 January: Demo Day 2022 | Always wanted to create a robot from scratch? That is exactly what TU Delft minor students have done these past five months. Demo Day 2022 will let you see their prototypes in action. Visit the event page for more info!
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| 05.01.2022 | Two days left to apply to ESA’s Junior Professional Programme! | The last call for this incredible opportunity has gone out. The deadline to apply for the Junior Professional Programme of the European Space Agency is on 6 January.
As a Junior Professional at ESA, you will have the opportunity to learn... |
| 24.12.2021 | Predictive maintenance is on the move | Yesterday we launched X!Maintenance, a cross industry collaboration of VolkerWessels Infrastructuur, Brunel, Nobian, Holland Robotics, Port of Rotterdam, Technische Universiteit Delft and RoboHouse to develop robotic prototypes and proof of... |
| 24.12.2021 | Short film: Workshop at RoboHouse | We continue to be impressed by the power of place to put things in perspective. Whether it concerns robotics or other areas of innovation, there’s no real substitute for a practical and safe environment that invites you to play, explore and... |
| 23.12.2021 | Turning ideas into action with Voestalpine | RoboHouse has engaged in a partnership with Voestalpine, an Austrian firm that “coats products to make them better”, as project manager Tim Themann likes to phrase it. Specialised in the optimalisation of production, Tim is looking forward ... |
| 02.12.2021 | CEO of ASML visits RoboHouse | As a member of the National Growth Fund committtee, the CEO of ASML Peter Wennink, alongside fellow members Constantijn Van Oranje-Nassau and Erwin Nijsse, last week paid an inspiring work visit to the buzzing halls and labs of RoboHouse, w... |
| 18.11.2021 | Hotelschool The Hague, TU Delft and RoboHouse join hands to experiment with ‘hospitality robotics’ | From spring 2022 onwards, guests as well as hotel employees can take part in experiments with robots, performed by Hotelschool The Hague, TU Delft and Robohouse.
Robots are already being used in several hotels. There are robots to deliver ... |
| 29.09.2021 | Shelf-stocking robot to explain its decisions | A robot that helps store employees by moving through the supermarket and shelving products in their proper place. According to researcher Carlos Hernández Corbato of the Department of Cognitive Robotics, this may be possible in the future. ... |
| 28.09.2021 | Question Everything. That’s How The Light Gets In. | Less is More, a book we’ve been reading, ends with a reflection on the power of questions. Its author, economic anthropologist Jason Hickel, writes that some questions shake us out of our unawareness of the basic assumptions that shape our ... |
| 24.09.2021 | RoboHouse launches The Unforeseen Effects Dossier | With RoboHouse as their headquarters, a group of journalism students – Yasmin Apotheker, Neeltje Walgien en Isa de Laat – this spring ventured into the worlds of defence and healthcare. The results make for absorbing reading and viewing. Fo... |
| 24.09.2021 | Delft DEMO: Does the robot do what it was designed for? | For Delft DEMO, Luka Suurmond gets up-close with robots in development. She wants to be able to touch the robots and see them in action with her own eyes.
The Weed Whacker harvests weeds without the use of chemical pesticides. Does the rob... |
| 23.09.2021 | Shelf-stocking robot should explain its decisions | A robot that helps store employees by moving through the supermarket and shelving products in their proper place. According to researcher Carlos Hernández Corbato of the Department of Cognitive Robotics, this may be possible in the future. ... |
| 23.09.2021 | ‘Just embrace the deep sea’ – two RoboHouse trainees reflect | X!LEAD is an innovation programme for recent MSc graduates who aspire to work on major societal challenges, and are keen to gain some experience at both a startup and a large international company. As a future of work fieldlab for cognitive... |
| 21.09.2021 | Oncologists to reach prostate with robot | Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men. Every year about 13,000 men in the Netherlands are diagnosed with this disease. According to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, about 1 in 10 men will get prostate cancer during his lif... |
| 20.09.2021 | Just us. 100% expert free | “Here’s a thought that struck me, earlier this year,” says Casper van Eersel, RoboHouse community manager. “There are so many smart people this building. Not just in research groups and student teams, also in companies and startups. And the... |
| 14.09.2021 | Space for Master, Minor and much more: RoboHouse opens EDUCATE | As a future of work fieldlab on TU Delft Campus, RoboHouse each year hosts the robotics minor, and since last year also the new MSc Robotics from Delft University of Technology. Our house is home to an increasing number of collaborations be... |
| 10.09.2021 | RoboCafé to discuss educational impact of student moonshots | RoboCafé is back in its original physical format, on Tuesday 21 September in the EXPO of RoboHouse. With a drink, bite and gathering of our wayward community. For all of us interested in work, robotics, AI and people-machine collaboration.
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| 02.09.2021 | Fieldwork produces modesty | On 25 March, a small RoboHouse team went out in the fields of Oldeberkoop in East Friesland with gas leak detector Waylon and mechanic Rob. They began by checking the calibration to prevent malfunctions. Then they cleaned the detector mat a... |
| 12.08.2021 | Delft robotics company IMSystems raises 3 million euro and announces global manufacturing partnership | The Series A investment round from Finindus, Linamar and InnovationQuarter supports the commercial launch of IMSystems’ revolutionary transmission technology, the Archimedes Drive™. It also enables the company to scale up for mass productio... |
| 15.06.2021 | Contactless interaction between human and robot | “The robot of the future is intelligent and can make its own decisions in a dynamic, evolving environment,” says Dr. Joost de Winter, lecturer and researcher in Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction at TU Delft. “On an abstract level, such a ro... |
| 15.06.2021 | Tasty vegetables from a smart green house | Full, fiery red tomatoes that look so tasty in the greenhouse that you’re tempted to pluck them right off the plant and eat them on the spot. That’s every grower’s dream. They could do with a helping hand from technology though. What if a f... |
| 15.06.2021 | Robots and humans have to understand each other | Whereas his fellow professors in the Department of Cognitive Robotics mainly focus on making robots more autonomous, David Abbink, professor of haptic human-robot interaction, is passionate about making robots cooperative.
Abbink insists t... |
| 15.06.2021 | Self-driving cars begin to understand road users' behaviour | And then there’s the weather. You can be blinded by the sun. You see less in the shade and in the dark. The road could be slippery, or it could start to rain really hard. We’re usually unaware of how many intelligent decisions we make while... |
| 15.06.2021 | New, biology-inspired robot brain | Not that robotics blindly copies nature, but it does take what it can to use in its mechanical robots. An efficient way of letting a robot’s hand grab a delicate bell pepper, for example. Or an energy-efficient way of letting a robot walk o... |
| 15.06.2021 | Underwater robots: no one can help them down there | Robotic technology can be very useful for the maintenance of ships and infrastructure located in the water. The help of robots is also a godsend in combating oil spills in the deep sea and scientific explorations of the ocean floor. For hum... |
| 14.06.2021 | New, biology-inspired robot brain | Not that robotics blindly copies nature, but it does take what it can to use in its mechanical robots. An efficient way of letting a robot’s hand grab a delicate bell pepper, for example. Or an energy-efficient way of letting a robot walk o... |
| 14.06.2021 | Contactless interaction between human and robot | “The robot of the future is intelligent and can make its own decisions in a dynamic, evolving environment,” says Dr. Joost de Winter, lecturer and researcher in Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction at TU Delft. “On an abstract level, such a ro... |
| 14.06.2021 | Picking asparagus for 10 hours straight? This robot is learning how. | Summer is special. It’s the season for enjoying the white gold amongst vegetables, and as usual harvest is in full swing in the south of the Netherlands. But this year is extra special for Rik Kursten, director of asparagus cultivator Teboz... |
| 14.06.2021 | Underwater robots: no one can help them down there | Robotic technology can be very useful for the maintenance of ships and infrastructure located in the water. The help of robots is also a godsend in combating oil spills in the deep sea and scientific explorations of the ocean floor. For hum... |
| 14.06.2021 | Tasty vegetables from a smart green house | Full, fiery red tomatoes that look so tasty in the greenhouse that you’re tempted to pluck them right off the plant and eat them on the spot. That’s every grower’s dream. They could do with a helping hand from technology though. What if a f... |
| 14.06.2021 | Self-driving cars begin to understand road users' behaviour | And then there’s the weather. You can be blinded by the sun. You see less in the shade and in the dark. The road could be slippery, or it could start to rain really hard. We’re usually unaware of how many intelligent decisions we make while... |
| 14.06.2021 | Picking asparagus for 10 hours straight? This robot is learning how. | It is the season for enjoying the white gold amongst vegetables, and harvest is in full swing in the south of the Netherlands. This year is special for Rik Kursten, director of asparagus cultivator Teboza. His firm works with a brand new as... |
| 14.06.2021 | Robots and humans have to understand each other | Whereas his fellow professors in the Department of Cognitive Robotics mainly focus on making robots more autonomous, David Abbink, professor of haptic human-robot interaction, is passionate about making robots cooperative.
Abbink insists t... |
| 10.06.2021 | Obstacles may cause less problems for smart robots | Normally, students and scientists walk here, but today a drone is flying through a corridor on TU Delft Campus. Seemingly effortlessly, it whizzes past and between a variety of obstacles: rubbish bins, stacked boxes and poles. But then sudd... |
| 12.05.2021 | ROCSYS raises $6.3M to strengthen its leadership position in robotic EV charging solutions | RoboHouse community member ROCSYS, the global leader in robotic EV charging solutions, has raised 6.3 million dollars (5.25 million Euros) in a round led by Forward.One. The investment provides a solid basis to scale up activities throughou... |
| 11.05.2021 | Interview with Marieke Mulder: ‘Gazelle Accelerator is at your service’ | Before we sit down to savour the interview, first some last-minute Gazelle Accelerator news. We have extended the deadline of our call of interest to SMEs, start-ups and scaleups across Europe until 16 May 2021. Apply here on the website of... |
| 11.05.2021 | Interview with Marieke Mulder: ‘Gazelle Accelerator is at your service’ | Before we sit down to savour the interview, first some last-minute Gazelle Accelerator news. We have extended the deadline of our call of interest to SMEs, start-ups and scaleups across Europe until 16 May 2021. Apply here on the website of... |
| 11.05.2021 | ROCSYS raises $6.3M to strengthen its leadership position in robotic EV charging solutions | RoboHouse community member ROCSYS, the global leader in robotic EV charging solutions, has raised 6.3 million dollars (5.25 million Euros) in a round led by Forward.One. The investment provides a solid basis to scale up activities throughou... |
| 11.05.2021 | RoboHouse showreel 2021 | Here’s the RoboHouse showreel 2021. Made by a community.
Want to know more about our facilities and the benefits of membership? Connect with our community manager. |
| 11.05.2021 | RoboHouse showreel 2021 | Here’s the RoboHouse showreel 2021. Made by a community.
Want to know more about our facilities and the benefits of membership? Connect with our community manager. |
| 10.05.2021 | Is their code on Mars? | “Oh no, the code is broken. What has changed?”, is the first thing Maarten de Vries, software architect at RoboHouse, thought when he used an updated version of OpenCV, a piece of code that allows computers to recognise images. OpenCV is op... |
| 10.05.2021 | Is their code on Mars? | “Oh no, the code is broken. What has changed?”, is the first thing Maarten de Vries, software architect at RoboHouse, thought when he used an updated version of OpenCV, a piece of code that allows computers to recognise images. OpenCV is op... |
| 22.04.2021 | Moon exploration rovers from Lunar Zebro - What if you would use this? | In this series we take robot innovations from their test-lab and bring them to a randomly selected workplace in the outside world. This time we find that Lunar Zebro robots are not just handy in outer space; they could also ease the life of... |
| 22.04.2021 | Moon exploration rovers from Lunar Zebro - What if you would use this? | In this series we take robot innovations from their test-lab and bring them to a randomly selected workplace in the outside world. This time we find that Lunar Zebro robots are not just handy in outer space; they could also ease the life of... |
| 13.04.2021 | Robots flying a kite to generate electricity. What if you would use this? | Since 2007, professors at the TU Delft have been researching ways to harvest energy from the wind using a kite. The robotic kite looks set to make its debut in the energy sector, but often inventions are used in unexpected ways.
In this se... |
| 13.04.2021 | Robots flying a kite to generate electricity. What if you would use this? | Since 2007, professors at the TU Delft have been researching ways to harvest energy from the wind using a kite. The robotic kite looks set to make its debut in the energy sector, but often inventions are used in unexpected ways.
In this se... |
| 26.03.2021 | A robotic ball with playful intentions. What if you would use this? | Imagine a ball. When you step closer, the ball rolls away. When you try to catch him, he escapes. This is Fizzy, an autonomous, robotic ball that is programmed to play with children. He is ambiguous, does not like to be captured but does ne... |
| 26.03.2021 | A robotic ball with playful intentions. What if you would use this? | Imagine a ball. When you step closer, the ball rolls away. When you try to catch him, he escapes. This is Fizzy, an autonomous, robotic ball that is programmed to play with children. He is ambiguous, does not like to be captured but does ne... |