Second ROBO-STOX LLC Strategic Advisory Board Member to Receive Engelberger Robotics Award
ROBO-STOX Strategic Advisory Board member Raffaello DAndrea to become the second board member to receive the prestigious Engelberger Robotics Award.
Dallas, Texas February 12, 2015
ROBO Strategic Advisory Board member, Raffaello D'Andrea is to receive the prestigious Engelberger Robotics Award, the highest honor in the industry. The award is given in honor of the "Father of Robotics," Joseph F. Engelberger by the Robotics Industries Association. He is the second member on the ROBO-STOX board to be presented with this award, the first being Henrik Christensen in 2011. The award will be presented on Monday, March 23, 2015 in Chicago, IL in correlation with the Automate 2015 Show and Conference.
ROBO-STOX LLC is the creator of the first benchmark index to track publicly traded securities in the fast growing global robotics and automation market. The Robo-Stox team and advisory board look worldwide to find new innovations in the robotics space from companies of all sizes and verticals.
Raffaello DAndrea is Professor of Dynamic Systems and Control at ETH Zurich. He was also co-founder of Kiva Systems, where he led the systems architecture, robot design, robot navigation and coordination, and control algorithms efforts. Furthermore, Raffaello is an internationally-exhibited new media artist, best known for the Robotic Chair and Flight Assembled Architecture. Other creations and projects include the Flying Machine Arena, the Distributed Flight Array, and RoboEarth.
The ROBO-STOX team remains focused on actively monitoring the global robotics market to ensure index inclusion of all robotic and automation companies.
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