The new Master's degree programme wants to train the robot engineers of the future.

New collaborations continue to be celebrated.

Robotic innovation can never be fully circular, until we solve the challenge of contaminated steel.

At this online gathering, space robotics engineer Lodewijk Aris will share the story of his journey towards launching the European Robotic Arm to the International Space Station (ISS).

Data & Analytics may help to develop symbiotic robotics.

Messages of resolve and pragmatism from within our community deliver an optimistic take on the future of work in robotics.

Investment in super-fast wireless communications at TU Delft test sites creates big possibilities for teamwork.

Serious consortia of companies, healthcare organisations and fieldlabs can make a real difference for care workers. But they must come together before 22 September.

New fieldlab Unmanned Valley offers blue-sky testing facilities for researchers, students and companies.

With an exciting inside story by the OperationAIR student team that collaborated with Leiden University Medical Center and Erasmus Medical Center to develop an emergency ventilator for the Corona crisis.

Will you be part of the people that will realise the next generation technology that creates safer and cleaner environments for people all over the world? Ahold Delhaize's AI for Retail (AIR) Lab is currently looking for innovative companies that are able to build an autonomous store cleaning solution. The urgency is there, what’s missing is the right innovation.

Due to the current measures to combat the coronavirus, the planned RoboCrops event, including the Hackathon in RoboHouse, will be moved to October 2020.
However, you will be able to follow several RoboCrops webinars in April!

NEXTdriver encourages better driving behaviour through gamification. 500 drivers of heavy goods vehicles are already using it.

Over the last three years, RoboValley scale-up, Fizyr, has proven the ability of its vision software to pick up objects regardless of shape, size, colour, materials or position.

Student robotics team conducts research in the Wadden Sea

How can humans and robots work productively side-by-side to plant, grow and process the fruit and vegetables essential to our diet? This question will be top of the agenda at RoboCrops 2020. 

Do you want to be able to programme robots or connected devices? Also this year RoboHouse will open its doors to an enthusiastic group of software developers, individuals and the odd chief technology officer, each eager to get to grips with the Robot Operating System (ROS). 

Jaimy Siebel, RoboValley’s new Managing Director spells out his vision for Delft’s fast-growing robotics community.

The Hannover Messe, one of the largest industrial fairs in the world, took place from 1 to 5 April in Germany. Companies from RoboValley were well represented. A photo report.

A new robotics field lab opens its doors on the TU Delft Campus: SAM|XL. Manufacturers of lightweight construction can use the collaborative research centre for automating the production of aircraft wings, ships and wind turbines.

ATMOS UAV is an industrial drone manufacturer based in RoboValley. The company’s flagship, Marlyn (a full PPK-enabled VTOL drone), is a “Go-Anywhere” mapping solution built to empower professionals to maximize their surveying capacity.