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SUMMARY:International Robot Safety Conference
DESCRIPTION:Uncover Cutting-Edge Robot Safety Practices\nDemand for robotics is at an all-time high and robot safety is paramount to your success. Hosted by the Association for Advancing Automation\, the International Robot Safety Conference (IRSC) will examine key issues in robot safety and provide an in-depth overview of current industry standards and best practices. \nAs robotic applications continue to become more advanced\, more capable and more popular\, the need for comprehensive robot safety knowledge increases exponentially. For more than 35 years\, companies have relied on this conference to improve their team’s knowledge about robots\, safety\, and risk assessment.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/international-robot-safety-conference-3/
LOCATION:Huntington Place\, Detroit\, Michigan
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SUMMARY:Humanoid Europe
DESCRIPTION:Humanoid Europe 2026 is the Europe–China Humanoid Robot & Physical AI Summit in Munich\, Germany\, on 5–6 November 2026. TaasLabs organises it with co-organiser VTW\, co-located with AES Europe 2026\, the Automotive Ethernet Summit. Four sessions with 23 speakers from industry and research cover embodied AI\, supply chains and mass production\, robot safety and security\, and commercial applications.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/humanoid-europe/
LOCATION:Munich\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Code Metal Forge Hackathon 2026
DESCRIPTION:Forget the typical hackathon. Build alongside Special Operations Forces\, first responders\, academics\, and deep tech innovators to solve a real-world search and rescue challenge.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/code-metal-forge-hackathon-2026/
LOCATION:Base X\, Boston MA
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SUMMARY:MakeCU 2026
DESCRIPTION:MakeCU is Columbia University’s premier hardware hackathon happening from November 7th to 8th this year. It’s a fast-paced\, weekend-long invention marathon where students from top-tier institutions (including Columbia\, NYU\, Harvard\, and Caltech) come together to build fully functional physical prototypes from scratch. Since starting two years ago\, the event has grown rapidly\, bringing together over 80 passionate student builders last year to create incredible physical projects\, from smart doorbells to autonomous\, room-scanning\, self-emptying trash cans. Packed into this high energy weekend are dedicated technical workshops hosted by industry leaders\, hands on events\, and career opportunities for hackers to network directly with corporate sponsors. The hackathon culminates in a project expo and judging period\, where teams compete to win massive track prizes.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/makecu-2026/
LOCATION:Columbia University at Carleton Commons
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SUMMARY:4th Annual Women in Robotics Gala
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for this BLACK TIE EVENT\, honoring the accomplishments of women in the field of robotics research. \n\n\n\n\nThe Robotics Medal is the world’s first major award to recognize the wide-ranging impact of female researchers in the field of robotics around the globe. The purpose of The Rising Star and The Robotics Medal is to inspire and encourage women and other underrepresented groups to participate in shaping the future of the world through robotics. Learn more about the awards here. \n\nreach out to events@massrobotics.org for more information.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/4th-annual-women-in-robotics-gala/
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SUMMARY:Robots in Airports
DESCRIPTION:MassRobotics\, Massport and Mass Mobility Hub are collaborating to host a “Robots in Airports” event. \n​With increasing passenger volumes\, demanding customer service goals\, complex operations and logistics\, and safety and security excellence\, airports are under pressure to innovate. From food and beverage services to optimizing security and safety requirements\, luggage handling\, parking garages\, and facility maintenance\, novel technology and robotics solutions can play a critical role in shaping the future of air travel. \n​The Robots in Airports event serves as a unique gathering that unites the aviation industry with researchers\, innovators\, and startups in a collaborative ecosystem. This event will facilitate discussions on challenges in airport logistics and operations\, encouraging the sharing of insights\, use cases\, and best practices. Through this curated convergence\, attendees will have the opportunity to explore potential partnerships\, initiate pilot programs\, and collectively contribute to the development and implementation of cutting-edge airport solutions to ultimately enhance both efficiency and passenger experience.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/robots-in-airports/
LOCATION:Logan Airport
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SUMMARY:BARA Series: November Meeting
DESCRIPTION:​The Bay Area Robotics Association (BARA) and ALM Ventures invite you to our bimonthly series of half-day events connecting robotics and physical AI startups with investors\, engineers\, and industry leaders. \n​You’ll also hear 15-minute talks from BARA members working on the cutting edge of robotics and physical AI. Plus key announcements from across the ecosystem. \n​What to expect: \n​9:00 AM — Doors open\, coffee\, networking\n9:15 AM — Welcome and announcements\n9:30 AM — Member talks\n11:00 AM — Networking\n11:30 PM — Lunch \n​Who should attend: \n​Founders building in robotics and physical AI. Investors looking for early-stage deal flow. Engineers\, operators\, and researchers who want to stay connected to what’s shipping in the Bay Area. \n​When: November 12\, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM\nWhere: 340 E Middlefield Rd\, Mountain View\nCost: Free. Registration required
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/bara-series-november-meeting/
LOCATION:340 E Middlefield Rd\, Mountain View
CATEGORIES:Public
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SUMMARY:Boston Robot Hackers: Robot Scene Understanding for Extreme Environments: from subterranean to heavy equipment
DESCRIPTION:Yun spent a decade at MIT earning a Bachelor’s\, Master’s\, and PhD\, working in the SPARK Lab under Professor Luca Carlone. The research centered on robot perception — compressing the world into representations a machine can act on. Yun is now co-founding a stealth startup bringing autonomy to the large machines that run society’s infrastructure.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/boston-robot-hackers-robot-scene-understanding-for-extreme-environments-from-subterranean-to-heavy-equipment/
LOCATION:Artisans Asylum
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SUMMARY:Automation Fair: Future in Focus
DESCRIPTION:Experience the premier industrial operations event to illuminate your path ahead. Where the industry’s brightest gather for bold ideas and clear direction. Take part in four dynamic days designed to turn possibilities into progress.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/automation-fair-future-in-focus/
LOCATION:Boston\, MA
CATEGORIES:Public
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SUMMARY:Lattice Semiconductor Physical AI Session
DESCRIPTION:Join Lattice Semiconductor for an interactive session on the challenges and solutions for building multi-sensor robotics and humanoid systems. Modern physical AI systems require real-time fusion of cameras\, radar\, lidar\, audio\, ToF\, IMU\, and RF sensors — but proprietary interfaces and driver complexity slow development to a crawl. This session shows how Lattice FPGAs serve as the low power\, production-ready sensor bridge at the heart of the NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge (HSB) architecture\, streaming multi-modal sensor data over Ethernet directly into GPU memory with deterministic\, ultra-low latency. The session also includes live demonstrations and interactions with ecosystem partners that can help scale your product into real world deployments. \n​Session Topics \n\nPhysical AI application needs\n​Sensor-to-compute aggregation\nHoloscan sensor bridge architecture\nActuation and motor control\nLive demonstrations\n​Developer resources and follow-up opportunities\n\n\n​Who Should Attend \n​Developers\, engineers\, architects working on physical AI systems including industrial robotics\, humanoids\, AMRs\, healthcare and surgical robotics\, drones and other autonomous devices. \n​Presenters \n​Deepak Boppana\, Sr. Director Solutions & Ecosystem Marketing\, Lattice Semiconductor \n​Gevorg Sargsyan\, Founder and CEO\, Tauro Technologies \n​Space is limited. Apply to be considered for attendance. \n​Learn more about MassRobotics sponsors here.
URL:https://www.massrobotics.org/event/lattice-semiconductor-physical-ai-session/
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