Join us for the Robot Year edition of RoboCafé at RoboHouse, a relaxed community gathering for the robotics and innovation ecosystem. We bring together founders, researchers, engineers, students, and partners to connect, exchange ideas, and reflect on what’s shaping robotics this year. Expect an informal café setting with free drinks.
Robot Learning: Peak in Robotics or Inflated Expectations?
In this edition, in line with the Delft Year of Robotics, our robotics engineer Denis Zatyagov will share insights on Robot Learning and discuss what has changed in robotics over the past year—from technological advances and emerging applications to collaboration and broader societal impact. The session will be complemented by Jasper Vermeulen, a visiting us PhD candidate from the Australian Cobotics Centre at Queensland University of Technology. Jasper is currently synthesizing his research into a socio-technically grounded theory that explains how human–robot collaboration is actually performed in high-stakes environments, and how it can be better designed to support all involved.
Programme
16:45 Arrive, grab a drink, and connect with fellow members of the robotics ecosystem.
17:00-17:25 Talk by Denis Zatyagov, RoboHouse
17:25-17:40 Talk by Jasper Vermeulen PhD Researcher Australian Cobotics Centre
17:40-19:00 Q&A and Networking drinks
19:00 Wrap-up, end of the cafe
Location
RoboHouse, Molengraaffsingel 29, 2629 JD Delft
RSVP by March 22nd
Secure your (free) spot by filling out the RSVP form here. We look forward to welcoming you!
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About RoboCafé
Whether you’re building, researching, investing, or just curious about robotics, RoboCafé is a space to meet the community, spark conversations, and head into the weekend inspired. The agenda is flexible and community-driven, with updates and spontaneous discussions possible throughout the evening at the café.



