Make a note in your diary for April 9th. You’re very welcome to attend a fascinating lecture on intelligent robots of the future. Dr Mattias Wahde will be talking about how to provide autonomic, free-moving robots with artificial intelligence based on biologically inspired methods. He will also be describing a cooperation project between Chalmers and ITRI in Taiwan. Following the lecture we will be providing something to eat and drink and also giving you the opportunity to mingle with colleagues from industry and to meet Xdin's representatives.


WHEN Wednesday 9th April 17:30 – 21:00
WHERE Chalmers Student Union building (Chalmers kårhus), Runan
RSVP Monday 7th April. To participate click here. 


About the lecturer
Dr. Mattias Wahde gave his doctor’s thesis on mechanics at Chalmers University of Technology in 1997. Following this he had a post-doctorate position at Nordit, the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen from 1997 to 1999, after which he returned to Chalmers where he is now an associate professor. Mattias Wahde heads the research group for Adaptive Systems at the Institution for Applied Mechanics, where his main research covers decision-making functions in autonomic robots. He also teaches courses concerning biologically-inspired calculation methods and their applications within the fields of robotics for the Masters’ program for Complex Adaptive Systems at Chalmers.


About Xdin Academy
The purpose of this series of lectures is to create a forum for skills development within the technological consultancy industry and amongst our customers. The intention is to provide a meeting point with inspirational lectures and gatherings. The content is technology-related and should provide you who work in the industry with some new perspectives and visions.