From Wildlife to Robotics: The Natural Inspirations for Innovation

Wednesday 4th September 2024, 6:30 pm.

Speaker: Dr Ingo Keller, The National Robotarium

Venue: Computershare Limited, Edinburgh House, 4 North St. Andrew Street, Edinburgh EH2 1HJ

Refreshments and networking from 6:00 pm.

This event is free of charge and open to all, though registration is required.

Synopsis

A brief introduction to bio-inspired robotics.

About the speaker

As a software, AI, and robotics engineer with over 20 years of experience in science and industry, Ingo is leading the National Robotarium’s growing team of robotics engineers as they test and develop new technologies and systems to address real-world challenges.

He has in-depth, hands-on experience with many robotic systems, including all phases of software development, life-cycle management and DevOps tooling. Ingo co-founded and led engineering teams in robotics, software architecture, and database management systems at several start-up companies. Throughout this time, he developed an understanding of the potential of emerging technologies for addressing industry challenges.

Ingo’s passion lies in disseminating the knowledge and expertise of the National Robotarium’s talented team. His aim is to foster robotics skills across various sectors, ensuring individuals are equipped with the necessary tools to operate and manage robotics and AI. He is also dedicated to advocating the positive impact of these technologies on society.