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RoboHub and ESG Partners Inc. are excited to announce their participation in the inaugural Canada Climate Week Xchange (CCWX). As part of this national initiative, RoboHub and ESG Partners will host Harnessing Robotics & AI For Climate Solutions, which aims to explore how robotics and AI can be applied to climate solutions, and how a climate lens can be applied to existing robotics work in areas like healthcare to respond to climate threats.

Harnessing Robotics & AI For Climate Solutions is taking place during CCWX 2025, which runs from November 24 to November 30th.

Evan Ackerman, Senior Editor of IEEE Spectrum and one of this year's Global Engagement Seminar Jarislowski Fellows, will be giving a talk titled “Robots vs Reality: Responsible Science Communication in the Attention Economy” at 4 pm on October 21st in DC 1351.

Join Us at the Waterloo RoboHub Fall Symposium

Join us on campus on November 12th for our next symposium: an interdisciplinary event where thought leaders from across the private and public sectors will come together to discuss and learn about both current and future applications of robotics and related technologies in the field of health and wellbeing.

The day will include talks and panels from experts in diverse fields with critical insights into the combination of health and robotics, as well as exhibitors and lightning talks from across the robotics community.

Join Us at the Waterloo RoboHub Winter Symposium

Join us on campus on January 17th for a full-day symposium: an interdisciplinary event where thought leaders in robotics from across the private and public sectors will come together to discuss and learn about the global impact of robotics over the coming 5-10 years.

We will have a pair of keynote talks from experts in diverse fields with critical insights into the future of robotics, as well as exhibitors and lightning talks from across the robotics ecosystem.

The Global Engagement Seminar: Me and My Robot is opening its special lectures to the public for the first time! Join our 2024 Jarislowsky Fellows, leading experts and practitioners in the field, as we explore the social, physical, and practical interfaces between humans and robots and what their presence in our everyday environments will mean for ourselves as individuals and for society more broadly. 

Everyone is welcome - no registration required! 

All lectures are taking place in Engineering 5, Room 3102 and include a talk and Q&A.