The 9 December installment of the HANNOVER MESSE Conferences focuses on how mobile robots and automated guided vehicles support fast, reliable production methods. Dr. Kai Pfeiffer from the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation discusses how artificial intelligence methods can optimize driverless transport systems. Alexander Braun from Stäubli presents the mobile robot system HelMo. Dr. Manuel Schön from Pilz explains how to use service robot modules successfully and safely in intralogistics. NAiSE's co-founder, Kai Przybsz-Herz, talks about ways to use AGVs from different manufacturers at the same time. Jens Lambrecht from Gestalt Robotics addresses the topic "5G Cloud Robotics - Navigation as a Service and Intelligent Value-Added Services". The event concludes with Andreas Seel from the Institute for Integrated Production examining how drones use AI to navigate through the factory collision-free. All talks are in German.

You will find more information about the program and registration here . (German only)