Designing concept or production cars is a fascinating process that very few people get to be part of or see. Together, teams of highly skilled and passionate designers and modellers create the aesthetics of a vehicle. This talk starts by providing a brief historical overview of automotive design before introducing the work of the different specialists that contribute to the design of a car. The talk moves on to look at how advances in technology are changing the design process. Technologies include: online collaborations, VR and AI. The talk ends by asking what the future may hold for automotive design. VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 Chair's introduction 02:12 Talk introduction 04:50 History of automotive design 08:00 Video link: General Motors Design 1959 https://youtu.be/Q34mtMc00uU 11:25 Video link: Mercedes-Benz VISION AVTR https://youtu.be/l5ZK0S8Q7JU 19:09 Careers in automotive design 20:56 Video link: The making of the new C-Class (2014) https://youtu.be/F9cCO-l_yMY 22:32 The future? 23:52 Video link: GAC Moca Concept https://youtu.be/5HySNFuSlwA 26:47 Video link: Citroën oli (all-ë) https://youtu.be/Upu7Wmb76cM 28:40 Virtual reality (VR)-based design 29:34 Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based design 30:21 Video link: Using Stable Diffusion for Design Ideation https://youtu.be/Wu3RoNB6-3E 31:48 Question & Answer

There is a lot of mathematics in the control of robots! In this presentation, some of the basic concepts of mathematics used in the control of a robot will be detailed. To find out more and register interest for an outreach event where you can get hands-on with microcontrollers, sensors and actuators, visit the speaker's website: http://www.jamesepickering.com/

For many years robots in space were the realm of science fiction. But now robots play an increasingly important part of space exploration. How did this happen? And what might happen next? This talk explores the past, present and future of robotic explorers in space.

IET CPD CERTIFICATE https://engx.theiet.org/local-networks/wm2/a/about#mcetoc_1g5jpo2i86 WEBINAR INFORMATION As part of the Robot Day 2022 Virtual Series in collaboration with the Coventry and Warwickshire IET Young Professionals. This talk will present a number of soft material robots with applications in healthcare, industrial settings and autonomous driving SPEAKER INFORMATION Helge Wurdemann (helge-wurdemann.com) is a roboticist and Associate Professor of Robotics leading research on soft haptics and robotics at UCL Mechanical Engineering IET YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE Facebook: /ietypcovwarks Instagram: @ietypcovwarks Twitter: @ietypcovwarks ROBOT DAY Official Website: https://www.robotday.co.uk/ Facebook: /robotdayuk Instagram: @robotday1 Twitter: @robotday1 VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00:00 Intro 00:04:57 Research At The Soft Haptic And Robotics Lab 00:08:52 [VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED] Healthcare Engineering 00:11:54 Healthcare Engineering Cont'd 00:22:14 [VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED] Healthcare Engineering 00:24:08 STIFF-FLOP Manipulator Design 00:32:06 Collaborative Robots 00:39:06 Autonomous Vehicles 00:52:31 Q&A Session #ietypcovwarks #IET #STEM #Engineering #Technology #ietcovwarks #UCLEngineering #HelgeWurdemann #Robotics #RobotDay

Speaker: Dr. Ansgar Koene Host: Oonagh Peat As AI is becoming an increasingly pervasive tool for enabling products and services with significant impact on the lives of people and society, there are growing concerns about the potential negative consequences of automated decision making systems such as bias, last of explainability and loss of human agency. In this presentation, we review some of the causes of these concerns, consider the ethical dimensions of the use of AI and consider some of the regulatory approaches that policymakers are exploring to support a trustworthy AI ecosystem.

0:15:39 Digital Art in Immersive Spaces talk with Q&A with John Whall 1:24:13 Citizen's of Robot Day World unveiling and walkthrough 1:28:20 Robot competition winners announcements 1:35:24 Robot Day chat show special guests with special robots

Speaker: David Evans Host: Oonagh Peat The H2020 SecureIoT project focussed on 3 industry use cases for predictive security, one of which was Connected and Automated Vehicles. The CAV use case developed a reference vehicle implementation with a connected vehicle ECU where software probes were deployed to various interfaces on the vehicle (V2X, 4G, CAN) and subtle/ irregular activities (attacks) on the vehicle were performed to support the training of the system to detect such irregular behaviour.

Robot Day is a fast-growing, volunteer-led celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) that explores different types of robots as well as all things robotic and it's aimed at inspiring everyone from toddlers and kids to academics. So join us and see the robots inspiring kids into engineering! The inaugural Robot Day Coventry on 09 March 2019 attracted over 5500 visitors and the venue, Coventry Transport Museum, doubled its all-time attendance record with 7000 through the doors. Building on the success of previous events in Derby, the Coventry event was facilitated by 150 volunteers, and inspired people of all generations with a host of interactive activities, displays, presentations and performances. The event was organised as part of British Science Week by Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) volunteers in partnership with Coventry University, Culture Coventry, Imagineer Productions and mCreat. Visitors to the free event had the chance to build their own robot, get hands-on with coding, hear from experts about how robots improve people’s lives and experience virtual reality. A specially commissioned artistic performance saw Imagineer Productions’ ten-metre high Lady Godiva perform with the Urban Astronaut to large crowds throughout the day. There were also craft and dance workshops, a range of static and moving exhibits and inspirational talks and lectures from world leaders in the field of robotics such as Kevin Warwick, who claims to be the world’s first cyborg after experimenting with implants that can control external devices. Integrating science, technology, engineering and maths with the arts through STEAM initiatives is an incredibly successful way to reach audiences that would otherwise not consider or understand how the STEM subjects shape the world around us. Robot Day is a great way for Coventry to celebrate its culture and heritage of invention, innovation and design to inspire a new generation of creative innovators. The organisers’ ambition is to build to an internationally significant celebration of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in 2021 when Coventry is UK City of Culture. The quality of the event on the 2019 event and the number of people it attracted has shown the potential for doing that.

Robot Day is a fast-growing, volunteer-led celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) that explores all things robotic and is aimed at everyone from toddlers to academics. The event featured in this video is the inaugural Robot Day Coventry, which took place on 09 March 2019 and attracted over 5500 visitors. Building on the success of previous events in Derby, the Coventry event was facilitated by 150 volunteers, and inspired people of all generations with a host of interactive activities, displays, presentations and performances. Engineering is inherently creative and the value of the arts to the discipline has often been overlooked. STEAM emphasises integration of fields that were traditionally kept separate and keeping an open mind to the arts when approaching engineering & technology. Robot Day is a fantastic way of bringing all of that to life. The event shows how technology and the arts interact to play a major part in our everyday lives with STEM inspiring the arts and the arts informing STEM in a symbiotic relationship. The partnerships developed in Coventry give us a powerful way to showcase the interplay of the various disciplines and show how a holistic, integrated approach to engineering benefits society. Integrating science, technology, engineering and maths with the arts through STEAM initiatives is an incredibly successful way to reach audiences that might otherwise not consider or understand how the STEM subjects shape the world around us. Robot Day embraces culture, artistry, invention, innovation and design to inspire a new generation of creative innovators. Robot Day is a fast-growing, volunteer-led celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM) that explores all things robotic and is aimed at everyone from toddlers to academics. The event featured in this video is the inaugural Robot Day Coventry, which took place on 09 March 2019 and attracted over 5500 visitors. Building on the success of previous events in Derby, the Coventry event was facilitated by 150 volunteers, and inspired people of all generations with a host of interactive activities, displays, presentations and performances. Engineering is inherently creative and the value of the arts to the discipline has often been overlooked. STEAM emphasises integration of fields that were traditionally kept separate and keeping an open mind to the arts when approaching engineering & technology. Robot Day is a fantastic way of bringing all of that to life. The event shows how technology and the arts interact to play a major part in our everyday lives with STEM inspiring the arts and the arts informing STEM in a symbiotic relationship. The partnerships developed in Coventry give us a powerful way to showcase the interplay of the various disciplines and show how a holistic, integrated approach to engineering benefits society. Integrating science, technology, engineering and maths with the arts through STEAM initiatives is an incredibly successful way to reach audiences that might otherwise not consider or understand how the STEM subjects shape the world around us. Robot Day embraces culture, artistry, invention, innovation and design to inspire a new generation of creative innovators.