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World Robot Summit

WRS will bring together the world's most advanced robots and robotic technologies along with researchers and developers of robots and key government and private industry players from around the world. The Robot Excellence gathered here will face off in these competitions and exhibitions (through competitions, demonstrations, discussions and award presentations) to show the changes that will take place in industry, society and daily life.

World Robot Summit 2018

 

Event Name: World Robot Summit 2018

Venue: Tokyo Big Sight East Halls 6/7/8

Schedule: October 17-21, 2018
* Held alongside Japan Robot Week 2018.

Hosts

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
New Energy Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)

World Robot Summit 2020

 

Event Name: World Robot Summit 2020

Venue: Aichi International Exhibition Center

Schedule: TBA
 

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* Held alongside RoboCup Asia-Pacific Open and Japan robot Week 2020 (tentative)

Disaster Robotics Category Challenges are scheduled as follows.

Venue: Robot Test Field, Fukushima Pref.

Schedule: TBA

Hosts

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
New Energy Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)

About

WRS Disaster Robotics Category

This category considers problem-solving in the areas of infrastructure,

disaster prevention and response, and aims to achieve particularly difficult tasks such as

plant disaster prevention and tunnel disaster response using robots.

Building robot-related consensus among people.
The world first competition to deal with tunnel disasters.

Plant Disaster Prevention Challenge

Outline

Inspecting or maintaining infrastructures based

on set standards (e.g. opening/closing valves).

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Tunnel Disaster Response and Recovery Challenge

Outline

Collecting information and providing emergency response in case of a tunnel disaster (e.g. life-saving, removing obstacles from tunnels).

Standard Disaster Robotics Challenge

Outline

Assessing standard performance levels

(e.g. mobility, sensing, information collection,

wireless communication, remote control on-site

deployment, durability, etc.) required in disaster

prevention and responses.

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