In the scope of ARIS funded bilateral collaboration between Slovenia and Bosnia we are hosting Senka Krivić and Bakir Lačević from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Sarajevo. Productive meetings and presentations are helping us secure collaboration in the future.
During his official visit to Slovenia, the President of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, visited also our Institute, where he toured our department. Our work in projects euROBIN, DIGITOP, and ROMANDIC was presented. News about the visit in Algerian media here and here.
We presented our work to a delegation from the German federal state Baden-Württemberg, led by Dr Patric Rapp, its State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism. All photo credit: Marjan Verč, IJS
Our robot textile manipulation cell for autonomous textile stretching was at the core of the SRIPTOP‘s booth at the IFAM fair in Ljubljana, from Feb. 11th-13th 2025. The cell reliably performed autonomous textile stretching over the course of the whole fair and garnered considerable interest from the visitors.
Our team participated in the 1st euROBIN Coopetition in Nancy, France, as part of Robotics Week, which featured over 50 robots and 500 participants from across the globe. We participated in the Industrial Robots League Coopetition, which consisted of two challenges. In the first, we programmed a robotic arm to Read more…
Project ReconCycle has concluded with a successful final review meeting on Oct. 4th. In the meeting the reviewers and the EC could see the outcomes in live demos, presentations and through discussions with our researchers. We aim to continue our research on this important topic in the future.
Our coworker and colleague Matija Mavsar succesfully defended his PhD on September 24th 2024. His thesis “Motion prediction in human-robot collaboration using deep recurrent neural networks”, as the title suggests, explores the use of deep neural networks in control of robots, specifically in human-robot collaboration and hand-over settings.
Together with ViCOS lab at the Faculty of Computer Science at the University of Ljubljana our members, in the scope of the RTFM project, took part in the ICRA 2024 – Cloth Competition. Team Ljubljana, where we participated, ranked 2nd!