Annual Meetings are where we do much of our networking and brainstorming! Obviously, networking is an essential part of a Network, and only some forms of networking work well by email.

The 2009 Annual Meeting will take place in Leuven, Belgium, beginning of April 2009. Stay tuned for more details.

The EURON Annual Meeting 2008 took place together with the European Robotics Symposium EUROS-08 in Prague from March 26–28. Many thanks to Libor Přeučil and his team.

Agenda for the 2008 meeting.

EURON's Annual Meeting 2007 took place in Chania, Crete, on 28-29 March 2007. Around 94 people attended. See the talks which are being attached to the programme.

Many thanks to Nikos, Nikos, Konstantinos and their team.

The second Annual Meeting of EURON II was held on Saturday 18 March 2006 in Palermo on Sicily, directly after the first EUROS symposium. About 160 people attended.

The reviewers had been quite critical at the end of year one (although four of the five have since joined EURON), so many changes have been made and some are still ongoing.

The reports had interesting and significant content, the food was excellent, the breaks were long enough to have proper conversations in, the afternoon sessions gave the opportunity for focussed discussion — in short, the meeting was an excellent opportunity to Network.

"A thousand thanks" to Antonio Chella and his team.

The first Annual Meeting of EURON II was held from 16 - 18 February 2005 in the Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland.

EURON's two international advisors, Prof. Hirochika Inoue of Japan and Prof. Lynne Parker of the USA, gave plenary talks. Many of the initiatives from EURON I are continuing in EURON II, and new initiatives are starting. The three other Integrated Projects (IPs) funded under FET FP6, COGNIRON, The Cognitive Robot Companion, I-SWARM, Intelligent Small World Autonomous Robots for Micro-Manipulation, and Neurobotics, The Fusion of Neuroscience and Robotics for Augmenting Human Capabilities were presented in parallel sessions.

Many thanks to Cezary Zielinski and all who helped to make the meeting such a success.

We hope that you will get involved in many of EURON's activities and encourage others to do so as well.

Attending meetings is an excellent way of making contacts and friends within the community. These contacts are normally interesting, and may also be useful!

EURON Schools are aimed at PhD students so are particularly good for people wishing to deepen an already existing interest. [ More details  ... ]

Your knowledge and resources are valuable — please consider sharing them with others by adding items to the databases, contributing your opinions to the roadmap and benchmarking initiatives, and your information to this website.

Especially, please contribute to the Video Collection for Students asap.

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Make use of the resources that EURON offers. Much of the information is freely available to all, but for other resources you have to be a EURON member. Apply for the grants, use the databases and the contacts, apply for the awards, use the mailing lists.