Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems (A2S)

News and Events

A list of our recent news and events is given below.
A2S / MAS robots holiday season 2024

Fri, 20. December 2024

Happy holidays from the A2S Institute

The A2S institute wishes everyone a happy holiday season 2024. Particularly our robots look forward to a well-deserved break after a busy year.

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20241025_AFCEA e.V. Bonn - Studienpreisverleihung, Nalalia Quiroga Perez (H-BRS) wird mit Platz 1 ausgezeichnet

Tue, 05. November 2024

1st place for Natalia Quiroga Perez at the AFCEA Bonn e.V. study award ceremony

Since 2008, the AFCEA Bonn e.V. has awarded annual study prizes to promote the scientific qualification of young talents. Prizes are awarded for outstanding theses in the fields of applied computer science, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, automatic speech processing, communications engineering, radar technology, automation technology and robotics. This year, the first prize of 6,000 euros went to Natalia Quiroga Perez from Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (H-BRS). The prize is endowed with a total of 20,000 euros and was presented on 24 October 2024 at the IT conference in Koblenz.

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Wed, 23. October 2024

Party of the Autonomous Systems master's program with a Halloween touch

The traditional MAS party took place on 21.10.2024, this time with a Halloween theme.

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Robocup 2024 Team b-it-bots

Mon, 09. September 2024

RoboCup World Cup 2024: b-it-bots take third place and receive open source award

The H-BRS b-it-bots team from the Department of Computer Science achieved an impressive third place in the RoboCup@Work League at this year's world championship in Eindhoven/Netherlands, despite problems with the hardware, and was also honoured with the Open Source Award.

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A2S institute at the DIGITAL@School event

Thu, 11. July 2024

Robot-assisted learning programs presented at the DIGITAL@School Campus 2024

Various learning activities that were developed in the context of the MigrAVE project were presented to an audience of young students between 3rd and 10th grade

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