THE ROBOLAW PROJECT HAS CONCLUDED IN MAY 2014. TO DOWNLOAD THE DOCUMENT ENTITLED 'D6.2 GUIDELINES FOR REGULATING ROBOTICS' FILL IN THE FORM BELOW AND YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO THE FILE DOWNLOAD PAGE.
Welcome to the RoboLaw Project!
The main objective of the RoboLaw project is to investigate the ways in which emerging technologies in the field of (bio-) robotics (e.g. bionics, neural interfaces and nanotechnologies) have a bearing on the content, meaning and setting of the law. The most important outcome of the RoboLaw project will consist of some "Guidelines on Regulating Robotics", containing regulatory suggestions for the European Commission, in order to establish of a solid framework of 'robolaw' in Europe. READ MORE >>
Deliverable D6.2 'Guidelines for Regulating Robotics' SUBMITTEDThe document, which will be officially released in September 2014, will be available for download from this web-site.
Pisa, 11-16 July
We are pleased to announce the launch of the first edition of the International Summer School on 'The Regulation of Robotics in Europe: Ethical, Legal and Economic Implications', which will be held in Pisa (Tuscany, Italy) from 11th to 16th July, 2016.
This unique initiative, funded by the European Commission through the Jean Monnet Program, stems from the successful experience of the RoboLaw project (www.robolaw.eu) and its subsequent developments.
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Bruxelles, September 24th, 2014
RoboLaw enters the European ParliamentRoboLaw project coordinator Prof. Erica Palmerini and RoboLaw researcher Dr. Andrea Bertolini have been invited to present a paper on the main findings of the RoboLaw project at the workshop 'Upcoming issues of EU law', organised by the JURI Committee of the European Parliament. The paper presented, entitled 'REGULATING ROBOTICS: A CHALLENGE FOR EUROPE' is available here
Bruxelles, September 24th, 2014
RoboLaw meets NEERI at the European Commission Prof. Erica Plamerni and Dr. Andrea Bertolini will participate in a meeting with the coordinator and the researchers of NEERI - Neuro-Enhancement: Responsible Research and Innovation, an FP7 project about human enhancement. The objective of the meeting is to discuss possible future collaborations and networking. The meeting will be attended also by several policy officers of the European Commission.
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