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Webinar On Robotics

Session 01: Robotics in Healthcare
Applications of robotics in surgery, rehabilitation, and patient care with Developments in medical robotics technology and Human-robot collaboration in healthcare settings.
Automation | Cobots | Autonomous Vehicles | Intelligent Automation | Industry 4.0
Session 02: Human-Robot Interaction
User interface design for intuitive human-robot interaction with the Social and ethical considerations in human-robot relationships. Communication and collaboration between humans and robots.
Automation | Cobots | Autonomous Vehicles | Intelligent Automation | Industry 4.0
Session 03: Ethics and Safety in Robotics
Ethical considerations in the development and deployment of robots included Safety standards and regulations for robotics. Case studies of ethical dilemmas in robotics.
Automation | Cobots | Autonomous Vehicles | Intelligent Automation | Industry 4.0
Session 04: Automation in Healthcare
Robotics and automation in medical procedures. Automated diagnostics and healthcare monitoring. Telemedicine and remote patient monitoring. Applications in healthcare, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
Automation | Cobots | Autonomous Vehicles | Intelligent Automation | Industry 4.0
Session 05: Ethics and Security in Automation
Ethical considerations in automated decision-making. Security challenges and solutions in automated systems. Privacy issues in the era of automation. Discuss the importance of transparency in automated decision-making processes and the need for accountability when errors or biases occur.
Automation | Cobots | Autonomous Vehicles | Intelligent Automation | Industry 4.0

By the 2030s, the future of robotics in manufacturing could be completely autonomous, from assembly to quality control, thanks to advancements in AI and the Internet of Things (IoT). Robot maintenance and operation will replace traditional jobs in this industry. By 2025, the global non-industrial robotics market size is slated to exceed 230 billion U.S. dollars. They increase productivity: Robots are wired to perform repetitive tasks ad infinitum; the human brain is not. Industries use robots to accomplish the tedious, redundant work, freeing employees to tackle more challenging tasks and even learn new skills.Future growth of robotics will lead to the increase in the usage of cobots or collaborative bots, which is one of the essentials in the field of robotics. 

It is with immense joy and appreciation that we share this news with you all that Prof. Angela Wells has won the best video presentation award. This recognition is not only a personal triumph but a testament to the collective efforts of everyone who has been supported and inspired by the previous conference on the 2^nd International Conference on Robotics and Automation, which was held on December 04–05, 2023, in Dubai, UAE.  We are humbled by the opportunity to contribute to meaningful conversations and to be acknowledged as the Best Speaker is truly a remarkable highlight. This award serves as motivation to continue striving for excellence, and we are sincerely grateful for the encouragement and belief that others have bestowed upon me. And we are excited to continue sharing ideas and perspectives that resonate with our community. We are profoundly grateful and honoured to express our heartfelt thanks for being awarded the Best Speaker accolade to all the speakers, delegates, and exhibitors.