Exhibitors at FPC Future will be organisations who supply the industry with technologies to help businesses keep up to date with this fast-developing sector. FPC Future will showcase all that is new right now and also what the future promises. Visitors will be able see how new technologies can help them become more efficient, increase productivity and help their workforce.
The University of Bristol is leading an initiative to make cutting-edge robotics, drones and testing spaces available for nuclear research with the launch of four ‘Hot Robotics’ facilities in the UK. The aim of the game-changing National Nuclear User Facility for Hot Robotics (NNUF-HR) is to make robotics and facilities readily available to researchers from both academia and industry, to facilitate ground-breaking, impactful nuclear research.
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21 October 2021
RT @UomRobotics: The NNUF Hot Robotics website is now live! Check it out at: https://t.co/MWQWSKxKuc https://t.co/QG4XmcU9b8
21 October 2021
RT @xprize: 15 TEAMS. 8 COUNTRIES. 1 VISION: to transform and expand human presence through the use of nonautonomous robotic avatars. Intro…
21 October 2021
RT @J0A0Valente: 📢#OpenPosition Postdoc in UAV/Drones for Real-Time Data Processing in Agriculture @WUR 👉https://t.co/c4uLVOA2Sn #AgroFo…
21 October 2021
