Robotics4EU workshop: Robots as data miners: monetization, privacy and security

About the workshop

This is the second workshop of a series of five creative workshops on the non-technological challenges of robotics. During the discussion, which will be held in Lithuanian, we will talk about robots as data miners. We will discuss the challenges posed by robotization to data security and privacy as well as how data collected by robots could be monetized without compromising the security and privacy of the personal data. During the creative workshop we will work in groups and hear three different presentations: a general overview of the current situation, evaluation of the issue by lawyers and an example of good practice.

About the cycle

It is an international workshop for everyone from robotics innovators, developers or policy makers to end users and society as a whole.

The workshop will aim to increase the awareness of stakeholders about non-technological challenges in robotics, such as potential ethical, legal, data security, privacy or socioeconomic issues.

During the workshops, recognized experts will share their knowledge with the participants. In addition, competencies and experience will be shared in working groups during the search for solutions to existing and potential non-technological challenges in the development and application of robotics.

Keynote: “How to ensure user privacy in the age of robotics”

Renata Vasiliauskienė | Senior associate at Cobalt

Julius Vasylius | Head of Sales and Business at Industrial Robotics

Dr. Jonas Klimantas | Head of Technology at Uvireso