Project description
Making mobility smarter with brain-inspired technology
So much has been achieved in robotic research over the past decades that today's robots have found applications in industry, service and medicine. And their role is growing. Twenty years after the first car navigation systems, the technology is expanding rapidly. The intersection of robotics and neuroscience is brain-inspired technologies, which are poised to further facilitate the development of intelligent navigation and autonomous mobility solutions. The EU-funded iNavigate project is bringing together scientists and engineers in academic, private and NGO enterprises. It aims to promote international and intersectorial cooperation for the next-generation, brain-inspired technologies to facilitate the development of intelligent and autonomous mobility solutions. Networking will be supported as well as knowledge utilisation, and dissemination through summer schools, workshops and conferences.
Objective
iNavigate, a Marie-Curie Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) consortium, brings together scientists and engineers in academic, private and NGO enterprises. Its goal is to promote international and intersectoral cooperation for the next generation, brain-inspired technologies to facilitate the development of intelligent navigation and autonomous mobility solutions. The consortium exploits the complementary competencies of its members while creating synergy through research, innovation, staff exchange and transfer of knowledge. It actively promotes networking, knowledge utilization and dissemination through summer schools, workshops, conferences, and facilitates new skill acquisition and career development in research, innovation and commercialization.
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34342 Istanbul
Türkiye
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6511 LH Nijmegen
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6821GC Arnhem
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6525 XZ Nijmegen
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47533 Kleve
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80539 Munchen
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44801 Bochum
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80809 Munchen
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70013 Irakleio
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9000 Gent
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200585 Craiova
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75794 Paris
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75006 Paris
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7491 Trondheim
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S10 2TN Sheffield
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M13 9PL Manchester
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WC1E 6BT London
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08028 Barcelona
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08019 Barcelona
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SY23 3BF Aberystwyth
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1181 VX Amstelveen
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6525 EC Nijmegen
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00014 Helsingin Yliopisto
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34890 Pendik, Istanbul
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34467 Istanbul
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SA31 1SB Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire
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08005 Barcelona
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61820 Champaign
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30332 0325 Atlanta
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02138 Cambridge
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32611 5500 Gainesville
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10027 7003 New York
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