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Meet us at the IDTechEx Show in Santa Clara

11/08/2018education articles#Electric Vehicles, #Energy Storage, #Event, #Exhibition, #Graphene, #IDTechEx Show, #Internet of Things, #Printed Electronics, #Santa Clara, #Sensors, #Silicon Valley, 3D Printing, NTR Lab, software developmentDaria

The IDTechEx Show is happening in the heart of Silicon Valley at the Santa Clara Convention Center November 14 – 15.

The IDTechEx Show presents the latest emerging technologies at one event, with eight concurrent conferences and a single exhibition covering 3D Printing, Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage, Graphene, Internet of Things, Printed Electronics, Sensors, and Wearable Technology.

The conference expects 3500+ attendees, 270+ exhibitors, 250+ presentations.

NTR Lab is an exhibitor (we were also at the Berlin event in 2017). Our booth number is T43. It is top right, near D dining area.

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NTR Lab Developed The Autonomous Table That Could

07/19/2018education articles#Autonomous table, #Avoiding obstacles, #Build a map, #Camera, #Engineer, #Gyroscope, #IMU, #Indoor navigation system, #lidar, #Location, #Move, #Navigation Stack, #Path, #Sensors, #Simultaneous Localization And Mapping, #Unknown environment, #Video, #Visual odometry, drone, NTR Lab, SLAMDaria

When learning something new you can study and discuss or you can study and do. NTR techies like to do.

Back in 2013 some of our developers were spending time after work at a colleague’s home. Idly kicking ideas around, they looked at a table and thought it would be really cool if table could move on its own, place itself in space and avoid obstacles in an unfamiliar indoor space. A clever table that could bring drinks, documents, whatever, all on it’s own.

People are fascinated by autonomous robots tricked out with navigation systems that can reach targets hundreds of meters from their initial position, especially when they are flying inside an unmapped premises and have to find their path with no help.

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