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Berlin Robotics Michel Herszak
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Whether you work on robots full time, part time, or are interested in getting involved with robots, this group is for you! Our speaker events and show'n'tell sessions will showcase the latest in new robot platforms, software, hardware and sensor technologies.
We are trying to develop a strong community dedicated to moving the robotics industry forward by bringing the best robotics minds in the area together to network, brainstorm, collaborate, and take real action to execute our ideas and visions.
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#17 Fizyr: Applying Deep Learning for Vision Guided Robotics
Hello and welcome to Berlin Robotics Podcast number 17. Today I am talking to CEO Herbert ten Have from Fizyr.
Fizyr was a double winner of the Amazon Picking Challenge. This was a challenge to pick and stow a variety of products between a shelf and a bin. Besides the unstructured environment the main challenges are: 3D Vision, motion planning, grasping, task planning and robustness.
"We focus on solving the challenges of global leading machine factories and system integrators", Herbert says. "We often solve their first and primary question; can a deep learning algorithm be trained to cope with variation and robust enough to provide the required answers? We mostly start with a small and quick PoC (Proof of Concept) to provide those answers. Getting those results and seeing clients impressed and enthusiastic is always a great pleasure for our team in Delft."
Deep learning helps robots to count orchids: https://www.floraldaily.com/article/9...
Fizyr: https://fizyr.com/
Follow Fizyr on: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fizyr
Open source: https://github.com/fizyr
Contact: h.tenhave@fizyr.com
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Adz0s4CcNU -
#16 Die Digitalisierung im Sondermaschinenbau
Willkommen zum ersten Video von Berlin Robotics. In Zeiten von Corona sieht man sich beim Podcasten nicht und gerade beim Thema Digitalisierung war dies ein logischer Schritt. Ich will definitiv noch mehr davon aufnehmen.
Im heutigen Podcast unterhalten ich mich mit Andreas Holz von Holz Automation GmbH in Backnang (Stuttgart) über die Lage in Stuttgart und den Digitalisierungsgrad bei seiner Firma Holz Automation GmbH.
Zu beginn sprechen wir kurz über die Lage rund um Stuttgart und gehen danach über wie sich Holz Automation gerade aufstellt.
Viel Spass beim zuhören.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-h...
Web: https://www.holz-automation.de/home.html
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikMWpmmoVkA -
#15 Creative Specialists: Der Einfluss von Star Wars in der heutigen Automation
Willkommen zum Berlin Robotics Podcast. Heute mal aus der Perspektive des Industrie Designs. Dazu eingeladen habe ich mir Andreas Knie aus Hamburg. Andreas ist ein Industrie Designer bei Creative Specialists.
Creative Specialists ist ein Netzwerk aus freiberuflichen Beratern, Designern, Ingenieuren und Partnern.
Wir reden über Trends, Einflüsse, bzw. Treiber im Design für Industrie- und Servicerobotik. Dabei geht Andreas ein wenig auf seine Arbeitsweise ein und verrät woher er seine Ideen bekommt.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-knie-industrial-design/
Web: https://www.creative-specialists.com/ -
#WirVsVirus & the hackathon approach to fight COVIT-19
This Berlin Robotics special features Nele Quast, a community member. She is going to talk about her experience throughout the 48h hackathon. Challenges identified by the German federal government and society.
Nele studied biomedical engineering at Imperial College, and decided to specialise in data science and computing. She came to Berlin to work on robotics related topics and accepted a phd in Human-Computer Interfaces at the MPI for intelligent systems, where she is going to start in July.
Nele read about contact tracing in the media and wondered how they were doing it. It occurred to her, as it occurred to many, that there are technical solutions for these problems these days. She had pretty much given up on working on it and was just waiting for someone else to release something, when a family member sent her a link to the #WirVsVirus Hackathon on linkedin.
She signed up, thinking she would post the idea, no one would respond or someone would take it on. Instead, it immediately started a conversation and within an hour a team had formed. By the next morning (Saturday) they had some idea on how to proceed, and that evening we had mockups and a code base.
The team was phenomenal and the network the enormous slack channel created were truly incredible. They had conversations and were advised by epidemiologists, stack engineers, native developers, crypto experts and marketing and corporate whizzes.
After submission it wasn’t clear how the project would continue. The team was quite keen but didn’t know what the framework would be. They were also aware that at least 5 other teams had been working on similar protocolls.
They didn’t have to wait long: On Monday around midday they were asked to join a collab… -
Special: How StreamML Wants To Combat Covid-19
This is Michel Herszak with Berlin Robotics, and today’s episode is more of a personal mission and less about automation in Berlin. Today’s Podcast is about a company from Edmonton, Alberta.
Edmonton is a city within the province of Alberta. You may have heard about it if you are in oil and gas, or Maschine Learning. For instance, Rich Sutton, one of the founding fathers of Reinforcement Learning, calls Edmonton his home. He is a distinguished research scientist at DeepMind and a professor of computing science at the University of Alberta.
Richard Sutton inspires companies, scientists, developers and students from all around the globe to follow in his footsteps. One of those companies is StreamML. I am in touch with the founder John Murphy since 2012 and have seen what they accomplished since then.
John Murphy who is a serial entrepreneur wants to help combat CT-19 with StreamML. I agreed to this BR-special for one reason, I don’t have the necessary knowledge to fight CT-19 myself but I want to help and connect him with German speaking authorities.
Web: https://stream.ml/
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#14 Warum investiert Project A in die Industrie 4.0
Herzlich willkommen zum 14. Berlin Robotics Podcast. Ja was für Zeiten #stayHome. Ich versuche im Podcast selber nicht über die Krise zu sprechen, was mir aber nicht gelingt.
Auch wenn unser Austausch "nur" per Telefon klappt freu ich mich dennoch über mein lang ersehntes Gespräch mit Uwe Horstmann von Project A Ventures aus Berlin.
Im Podcast sprechen wir über die Strategie die Project A im Bereich “Manufacturing and Industry 4.0” fährt und was notwendig ist wenn man in einem Teilbereich der Automatisierung investiert. Im Podcast mit Uwe habe ich bemerkt was think big eigentlich bedeutet und warum auch das Projekt-Geschäft, im VC-Geschäft ein böses Wort, im Bereich Industry 4.0 wahrscheinlich eine Strategie sein kann.
Ich denke wir haben in allen Bereichen der Automation noch viel Luft nach oben. Das wird zum Beispiel klar als Uwe die analogy “Schüler” nutzt um zu erklären in welchem Stadium Project A sich bei diesen Themen befindet.
Für die, die Uwe Horstmann noch nicht kennen; er ist Partner und Geschäftsführer bei Project A Ventures. Uwe war Geschäftsführer bei Rocket Internet. Er hat einen Bachelor-Abschluss in Betriebswirtschaft und einen Master-Abschluss in Ingenieurwissenschaften.
Er hat einige Auszeichnungen, zum Beispiel "30 under 30” vom Forbes Magazin.
Er hat unter anderem an der Stanford University und der WHU Vorlesungen über Risikokapital gehalten.
Er dient als Berater für Organisationen der Vereinten Nationen in Äthiopien, Kolumbien, Türkei und Griechenland.
UND JETZT KOMMTS… Seit seinem Einsatz in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo 2006 ist die Katastrophenlogistik seine Leidenschaft.
Viel Spass!
Project A: https://www.project-a.com/