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PROTEAS is involved in various projects focusing on sustainable robotics processes that prioritize environmental conservation. By fostering a community that values sustainability, we empower roboticists to develop their projects with a conscience. Our platform provides resources, tools, and collaborative spaces that encourage researchers to explore innovative solutions while considering the long-term impact on our planet.
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Bristol Robotics Laboratory
University of Bristol
Cabot Institute for the Environment
University of West of England
University of Lincoln
Imperial College London
EMPA
RSBRL: RObots and sustainability a bidirectional relationship at the BRISTOL ROBOTICS LABORATORY
RSBRL: RObots and sustainability a bidirectional relationship at the BRISTOL ROBOTICS LABORATORY
Organizers and participants of the hybrid workshop
Background
Bringing roboticists and climate scientists together to shape potential solutions against climate collapse
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Stakeholders
Bristol Robotics Laboratory
University of Bristol
Hauert Lab
University of West of England
University of Lincoln
Lincoln Agri-Robotics
ETH Zurich
Environmental Robotics Laboratory
WSL
2024 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2024) WORKSHOP
2024 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2024) WORKSHOP
Robots and nature in a conceptual coexistence
Background
We explore the intersection of robotics and sustainability, showcasing cutting-edge advancements and collaboratively developing action plans with environmental scientists to pave the way for eco-friendly robotic systems and ensure a resilient and sustainable future.
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Stakeholders
University of Bristol
University of West of England
Bristol Robotics Laboratory
Assertions in ethics of environmental robotics
Assertions in ethics of environmental robotics
International Conference on Robot Ethics and Standards (ICRES) 2025
International Conference on Robot Ethics and Standards (ICRES) 2025
Background
This special session will critically explore ethical challenges unique to environmental and agricultural robotics. Unlike traditional robotics ethics, which often centre on human-robot interactions, environmental robotics could require an interspecies and ecological perspective. This means accounting for biodiversity, sustainability, and ecosystem balance in robotic design, deployment, and policy.
The session will adopt a provocation-based format, where speakers present assertions (bold claims) designed to challenge assumptions and spark discussion among researchers, policymakers, and technologists.
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