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Joris Glaser is lecturer Mechanical Engineering at Fontys university of applied sciences in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Branigan Kerls is an international student from the US. My name is Ronald Scheer. Fontys Mechanical Engineering EindhovenTogether we talked about the newest project 'Flying Start' from Fontys Mechanical Engineering. We talked about the design and the building process of the hovercraft that Branigan and his student team created. International student from the USCurrently Branigan lives in 'The Student Hotel' in Eindhoven and he explains why he chose to come to Fontys, while his home town is in the state Washington (north of California (not Washington DC)) of the USA. Delta electronics Champion in ChinaAlso, Joris explains what his team did during the tournament of Delta electronics in China last summer. Joris and his team became the overall winner in their category and they won the most prestigious award of the tournament! In this conversation, there are many interesting topics. We are convinced that there is an interesting topic for everyone in our audience. Enjoy! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The conversation is about the Robocup team where Christian is team member. Also, the conversation is about Robotics, robot operating system ROS, Python and Deep learning. Enjoy! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Will Marais is a PhD. candidate in the Marine Group within Australian Centre Field Robotics. Jasper Brown is also PhD. candidate, but his research focuses on Agriculture Robotics. Website Sydney University.https://sydney.edu.au/engineering/our-research/robotics-and-intelligent-systems/australian-centre-for-field-robotics.html Continuum Mars Rover https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-Continuum-rover-in-a-Mars-analog-environment-using-its-robotic-arm-to-closely-examine_fig3_314429685 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

About University of New South Wales in Sydney Australia:https://www.unsw.edu.au/ Makerspaces at UNSW:https://www.making.unsw.edu.au/our-network/our-makerspaces/ UNSW Electric car SunSwift:https://www.engineering.unsw.edu.au/about-us/student-led-projects/sunswift UNSW Engineering Societyhttps://www.engineering.unsw.edu.au/about-us/student-led-projects/engineering-society-engsoc UNSW Robocup teamshttps://www.engineering.unsw.edu.au/computer-science-engineering/about-us/achievements/robocup ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

TopicsIn this fifth episode we talk with Laurens Hogendijk whowho currently is board member at Team Rembrandts which is a robotics team participating in the FRC (First Robotics Competition) which is settled in Eindhoven, the Netherlands at the Fontys University of applied sciences building. Laurens comes from the Netherlands and currently studies Mechatronics. We talk about the news of the day, we also talk about FIRST and Team Rembrandts, and about the experience that Laurens had in America.  Guest Every episode we invite an expert from the field of robotics, education or autonomous robotics to share insights and experiences. This episode we had Laurens Hogendijk as our guest. Laurens is board member at Team Rembrandts, which is a different robotics team which is originally from Fontys engineering. Laurens talks with us about his experience so far with Team Rembrandts and how the FIRST competition works.LinksTeam Rembrandts;https://teamrembrandts.com/ FRC teaser;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPY9Mfj7eRU Compass alliance;https://www.thecompassalliance.org/ FIRST;https://www.firstinspires.org/ AAE;https://www.aaebv.com/ MTA;https://www.m-t-a.nl/ ContactWebsite RoboHub;https://robohub-eindhoven.nl/ RoboHub Eindhoven LinkedIn;https://www.linkedin.com/company/robohub-eindhoven/ e-mail adress: podcast@robohub-eindhoven.nl Sponsors for this episodeAskové;https://www.askove.com/?lang=en ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

TopicsIn this fourth episode we talk with Ray Mindeola who works at Fontys University of applied sciences in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Ray comes from Venezuela, and we first of all talk about the current situation in Venezuela. Furthermore we talk about how Ray ended up in Eindhoven, the news of the day for us, the american society for the prevention of cruelty to robots and furthermore we talk about the work and experience of Ray. Also we talk about the new manufacturing fieldlab project which is about how the industry 4.0 would look like.  Guest Every episode we invite an expert from the field of robotics, education or autonomous robotics to share insights and experiences. This episode we had Ray Mindeola as our guest. Ray comes from Venezuela and work currently here at Fontys in Eindhoven. He helps the students from our student team 'RoboHub Eindhoven' to get the most out of our custom build robot 'Suii'. LinksThe American society for the prevention of cruelty to robots;http://www.aspcr.com/ Manufacturing fieldlab (Dutch);https://smartindustry.nl/fieldlabs/10-flexible-manufacturing/ Festo FlexShapeGripper;https://www.festo.com/group/en/cms/10217.htm ContactWebsite RoboHub;https://robohub-eindhoven.nl/ RoboHub Eindhoven LinkedIn;https://www.linkedin.com/company/robohub-eindhoven/ e-mail adress: podcast@robohub-eindhoven.nl Sponsors for this episodeacccucompany.nl;https://www.accucompany.nl/ ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

TopicsIn the third episode we talk with Alexandre Pauchet, associate professor in Artificial Intelligence at INSA. We talk about the Robocup in general, alongside the Global Robocup 2020 which is going to be held in France. Last but not least we talk about his vision on technical education and how he is using "flipped classroom" in his own lessons.  Guest Every episode we invite an expert from the field of robotics, education or autonomous robotics to share insights and experiences. This episode we had Alexandre Pauchet as our guest. Alexandre gives lectures at INSA about Artificial intelligence and human interaction. Furthermore he is one of the organisors of the international Robocup, end of June 2020. LinksRoboCup German openRoboCup French open 2020 (french)3D printing buildings in dubaiSolidworks composer model ContactWebsite RoboHubRoboHub Eindhoven LinkedIne-mail adress: podcast@robohub-eindhoven.nl Sponsors for this episodeTotal support groupAskové ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

TopicsIn this second episode we talk with Sebastian Castro who works at Mathworks, which is well known from Matlab and Simulink. We talk about the latest Matlab software and updates, alongside what his opinion is about the Robocup in general and what his vision is about the Robocup and why it is important for Mathworks to go to these sorts of events. Furthermore Sebastian explains what they do to support their community and how they reach out to the community. Last but not least we talk about the competitors of the Mathworks software and how they even work together with open-source software.  Guest Every episode we invite an expert from the field of robotics, education or autonomous robotics to share insights and experiences. This episode we had Sebastian Castro as our guest. Sebastian helps teams from all around the globe with integrating Matlab and Simulink in their solutions, and reaches out to new teams and people by going to fairs and events. Furthermore Sebastian hosts a video podcast to show to people what you can make with the Mathworks software and how you can make a certain solution. LinksRoboCup German openMatlab and simulink robotics arena video podcastUltimaker and Ford europe cooperation ContactWebsite RoboHubRoboHub Eindhoven LinkedIne-mail adress: podcast@robohub-eindhoven.nl Sponsors for this episodeMathworksKuehne + Nagel ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

TopicsIn this first episode we talk about the education from Fontys university of applied sciences and about RoboHub Eindhoven, and how they combine practical knowledge alongside theoretical knowledge. Also we talk about the RoboCup@work league that RoboHub Eindhoven participates in, and the projects that RoboHub Eindhoven does.  Guest Every episode we invite an expert from the field of robotics, education or autonomous robotics to share insights and experiences. This episode we had Pablo Negrete, lecturer at Fontys university of applied sciences and founder of RoboHub Eindhoven, as our guest. Pablo manages the adaptive robotics minor at Fontys university of applied sciences where he also gives lectures. Furthermore Pablo founded the RoboHub Eindhoven together with Ronald Scheer and Sjriek Alers where they bring students together with other students from around the world, and with professional companies to prepare them when they finish their studies. LinksVanderlande FLEET robotsRoboCup German open ContactWebsite RoboHube-mail adress: podcast@robohub-eindhoven.nl Sponsors for this episodeLaumans techniekvanderlandeGibas ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★