Nominations from Overijssel and Gelderland Prepare for National Robotics Awards 2026
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Overijssel and Gelderland have announced their nominations for the National Robotics Awards 2026. At FuturePulse 2026, selected nominees will showcase their innovations to a diverse audience of professionals, researchers, investors, policymakers, and students. Following the presentations, the national winners of the National Robotics Awards 2026 will be revealed.
Among the nominees is BREiNN from Breman Groep, recognized for its ReBot project, which aims to integrate humanoid robotics into existing production processes. This initiative emphasizes not only technological innovation but also safety and collaboration between humans and robots, allowing skilled workers to focus on tasks that require human expertise.
PhD student Camille Buschman from Saxion University is nominated for her research on autonomous security drones and risk-aware path planning. Her work contributes to safe and socially relevant robotic applications, enhancing security inspections and incident detection. As FuturePulse 2026 approaches, the nominations highlight the innovative companies and promising talents in the region, underscoring their contributions to the future of robotics and AI in the Netherlands.
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Nominaties uit Overijssel en Gelderland maken zich op voor FuturePulse 2026
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