Event
Robo business
October 15 - October 16
For humanoids to operate effectively in human environments, they must do more than complete tasks. Humanoids will eventually also need to understand and respond to human behaviour.
To achieve this, developers must integrate insights from human behavioural science into humanoid design. Advances in AI, modelling, and data science are now making it possible to simulate and study human behaviour at scale, opening new paths for creating robots that align with human expectations. The next decade presents a unique opportunity to combine robotics, AI, behavioral modeling, and data-driven insights to build humanoids that amplify human potential and deliver real commercial value.
Join us as we unpack what real human-robot collaboration looks like – and what it takes to get there!
Integrating Behavioural Science into Humanoid Design
Wednesday, October 15 – 2:30 PM – 3:15 PM
Ram Devarajulu, Vice President at Cambridge Consultants
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Ram collaborates with clients to help them build innovative automated and autonomous systems designed to future-proof their growth and business success.