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    • Introduction to healthcare service robotics: the challenges from the global case
    • The thoughtful integration in the healthcare sectors in Wales and Malaysia by EUREKA Robotics Centre
    • Overview of EUREKA Robotics Centre at the Cardiff School of Technologies
    • Why drone adoption is growing rapidly among businesses from disparate industries
    • How government and the drone sector are working together to achieve a vision for commercial drones will be commonplace in the UK by 2030
    • Delivering new capabilities, boosting productivity, and reducing emissions and risk to life, while sharing airspace equitably and safely with other users
    • Achieve increased productivity with limited investment
    •  Scale up/down to meet changes in consumer demand
    • Improve accuracy and operator safety
    • Real-life case studies where automation and robotics have benefitted smaller manufacturers
    • How to identify where automation will provide the most benefit
    • Is there support and funding available? How can you access it?
    • Introduction to cognitive robotics – building intelligent capabilities in robots by taking inspiration from psychology and neuroscience
    • Examples of developmental robotics and applications of human-robot interaction and trust
    • Overview of robotics research at the Manchester Centre for Robotics and AI
    • Construction has a need to embrace robotics and digital technologies
    • Projects in the construction space where these technologies have been demonstrated
    • Examples of automation of urban paving, defect detection in precast rebar installation, digital projection for first and second fit utilities, and augmented reality use for electrical cab testing
    • Likely early use cases around freight and the role automation could play for first- and last-mile logistics 
    • Potential quick wins and barriers within the existing landscape to enable commercialisation
    • Why focusing on customer needs and use cases could unlock the opportunities that automation offers
    • The importance of selecting the right partners to enable robotics
    • Understanding the market and what your customers truly want
    • Understanding the level of autonomy and where they work at scale
    • The urgent and unprecedented UK skills challenge
    • Need for hands-on contact with machines
    • The importance of public access to high-end resources
    • Many business sectors face the same challenges around the use of robotics
    • Technology developed for one sector can often be deployed in others
    • Cross-sector solutions have the potential to reduce implementation cost and time
    • Benefits of robots in improving your business’ productivity
    • Examples of successful projects displaying businesses reaching sustainability goals
    • InnovateUK KTN support and funding
    •   What are Collaborative Robots
    •   Collaborative Workforce deployment and breadth of application
    •   Company & Employee Benefits: Financial, Quality & Strategic 
    • What are snake robots?
    • Examples of snake robots for inspection and repair in confined spaces
    • Other robots for operations in challenging environments
    • What are software-defined factories, how can they boost the evolution of the industry, and why may they be the future of production
    • What are the key technologies that enable autonomous scalable factory
    • How technologies can make mass production local, more sustainable and affordable for small and medium business
    • Current build process of commercial aircraft
    • Manual processes are mixed with monolithic automation
    • Increasing build rates will drive the level of Robotics and Automation in future factories
    • Considerations when integrating robotic and automated systems into your wider business
    • System options for driving effective robotic and automated handling operations
    • How to enable the blending of human and automated warehouse processes
    • Learn more about future safety requirements that will be requested by the end-user due to new EU machine safety regulations
    • Simplify the system and machine design by using standardized safety solutions
    • Example of how a wireless safe stop of a mobile machine can be realized in newly designed systems or in a retrofit