Cracow Robotics & AI Club #14 (Stream)
Today's live stream tackles multi-sensor fusion for robot navigation and showcases a Polish-funded mechatronic mannequin project.
The Cracow Robotics & AI Club is hosting its fourteenth community meetup today, offering a live stream for global participants. Scheduled for March 30, 2026, at 6:30 PM CET, the event will be held physically at hub:raum in Kraków, Poland, and broadcast via a dedicated YouTube link. The agenda is focused on advanced robotics engineering, featuring two deep-dive technical presentations from local experts and researchers.
The first presentation will tackle the complex challenge of seamless robot localization across indoor and outdoor environments. The speaker will explore solutions using multi-sensor fusion, combining data from Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR), Inertial Measurement Units (IMU), and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) to create robust positioning systems for autonomous machines. The second talk shifts to a specific development project, introducing 'Mofer,' a mechatronic mannequin being built in Kraków. This project is financially backed by Poland's National Centre for Research and Development (NCBiR), highlighting local innovation in humanoid robotics and actuation systems. The club also encourages community participation through lightning talk submissions and emphasizes networking opportunities, with the event conducted in English and free to attend with prior registration.
- Live-streamed meetup today (March 30, 2026) featuring talks on multi-sensor (LiDAR/IMU/GNSS) fusion for robot localization.
- Showcase of 'Mofer,' a Polish-developed mechatronic mannequin project funded by the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBiR).
- Event hosted at hub:raum Kraków with free entry, networking, and a call for community lightning talk proposals.
Why It Matters
Highlights cutting-edge, practical R&D in European robotics, offering direct insight into sensor fusion and humanoid robot development challenges.