ONLINE VISITOR REGISTRATION NOW LIVE FOR ROBOBUSINESS EUROPE AND TUS EXPO
Those interested in visiting can gain free entrance to the exhibition when they register before April 15th 2017. After this date, entrance to the exhibition will cost €75.
Delft (the Netherlands), February 9th 2017 - Visitor registration for RoboBusiness Europe and TUS Expo is now live. These events will be hosted in the World Forum The Hague during the International Robotics Week from
Registration for RoboBusiness Europe and TUS Expo is now live. Those interested in visiting can gain free entrance to the exhibition when they register before
April 15th 2017. After this date, entrance to the exhibition will cost €75.
The Conference
Registration for the conference is also now open. In addition to the conference, various tours have been scheduled along the same themes as the conference. These are also open for registration. The following themes will, amongst others, be presented during the conference:
• Intralogistics including service robots
• Intelligent vehicles
• Inspection & Maintenance
• Healthcare
• Agri-Food
• Autonomous Harbour
• Open-Source Robotics
The conference also offers a variety of unmanned systems tracks, including security, precision agriculture, construction and geo-mapping.
About the International Robotics Week
The International Robotics Week unites the RoboBusiness Europe, TUS Expo and ROS Industrial Summit trade fairs and conferences, making it one of the largest robotics events in the world. More than 4,000 visitors are expected from across the globe. The conferences will be held at the World Forum in The Hague, hosting an extensive program of events in and around the cities of Delft, Rotterdam and The Hague.
About the organisers
TUS Expo and RoboBusiness Europe are organized by Robo Business Media and powered by RoboValley.
For more information, visit www.tusexpo.com or www.robobusinesseurope.com
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