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Following the FSTP-2 Call closing, on 30 November, Eurobench has been carefully studying the 53 proposals submitted by entities from 13 different European countries. In the end, a total of 42 projects have been selected to move on to the
On November 30th at 5 p.m., our FSTP-2 Open Call closed after 3 months and 6 cut off dates. We have received 53 proposals from individual or consortium applicants. The EUROBENCH FSTP-2 Open Call was created with the aim of validating
Why to participate in the FSTP-2 EUROBENCH open call?: “We are very happy for the great support and participation of the EUROBENCH team in making sure the outcome of each individual FSTP will integrate smoothly in the final EUROBENCH testing facilities”
Why to participate in the FSTP-2 EUROBENCH open call?: “EUROBENCH is a great opportunity to access a unique facility, to test one’s hypotheses, and to join the EUROBENCH team in a still relatively early stage. This initiative will gain great momentum over time, and our Consortium is proud to have been given a chance to give our contribution to initiative”
There is budget left from the first cut-off date of our FSTP-2 Open Call for oncoming proposals to get funding to test and validate exoskeletons, prosthesis or humanoids at the first benchmarking framework for bipedal robotics in Europe. On the
Why to participate in the FSTP-2 EUROBENCH open call? “The great facility, the available software, and the support from the EUROBENCH team will be a great chance for you to increase the knowledge on your device, having feedbacks from its validation to improve/finalize it!”
EUROBENCH FSTP-2 Open Call will Open in September the 1st and we will look for third parties which are developing exoskeletons, prostheses, humanoid robots, and other types of overground robots to test their technologies at the EUROBENCH facilities or from their own
On May 26th we celebrated a workshop to inform and explain the Pre-registration process to benefit of a number of exclusive conditions for our FSTP-2 Open Call. In this workshop Diego Torriceli, the EUROBENCH project cordinator, presented all the steps
Last December the Annual Meeting of the EUROBENCH Project took place at the University of Heidelberg, were all the partners met during two days to make demonstrations about the work carried out within the project, to analyze the progress of
On the October 15th EUROBENCH, represented by the University of Heidelberg and the CSIC, hosted a workshop organized by Katja Mombaur (Heidelberg University), Felix Aller (Heidelberg University) and Diego Torricelli (CSIC) at the Humanoids 2019 Conference of the IEEE. This