Inspired by the theme of this year's edition "Ri-generazioni", the Opening Event of Futuro Remoto brought together on stage three generations of roboticists, Bruno Siciliano, Nicola Vitiello and Valeria Cagnina, introduced by the moderator of the event Antigone Marino.
Artificial intelligence, physical AI, human-robot interaction and roboethics were the main themes presented by Bruno Siciliano to the lively audience of 3000 Neapolitan school pupils. Fanny Ficuciello from PRISMA Lab dealt with the increasing importance of robotics for health, and introduced the MERO project, which stands for MEchanically RObust
Artificial intelligence, physical AI, human-robot interaction and roboethics were the main themes presented by Bruno Siciliano to the lively audience of 3000 Neapolitan school pupils. Fanny Ficuciello from PRISMA Lab dealt with the increasing importance of robotics for health, and introduced the MERO project, which stands for MEchanically RObust
Robotics and AI were also discussed by Bruno Siciliano two days later at Il Sabato delle Idee, a think tank promoted since ten years by Marco Salvatore, which interconnects top representatives from science, academia and culture in Naples.
Read more in the related Futuro Remoto 2018 press coverage.
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