THE CITY / 8.6M
8.6 MILLION PEOPLE ALREADY SHARE THIS CITY.
NOW IMAGINE ROBOTS ENTERING THE PICTURE.
Robotics is moving beyond controlled laboratories and into the places where everyday life happens: workplaces, classrooms, public spaces, streets, stores, homes and transportation systems.
Robot Week asks how machines can enter those spaces with care. It centers human–robot coexistence—not as a distant idea, but as a design, engineering and cultural question already arriving in the city.
WORKPLACES · CLASSROOMS · PUBLIC SPACE · STREETS · STORES · HOMES · TRANSIT ·WORKPLACES · CLASSROOMS · PUBLIC SPACE · STREETS · STORES · HOMES · TRANSIT ·
WHO SHOULD COME
THE CITY NEEDS MORE THAN ROBOTICISTS.
ENGINEERS.DESIGNERS.CODERS.ARTISTS.RESEARCHERS.BUILDERS.STUDENTS.THE CURIOUS.
You do not need to be a robotics engineer to participate.
Robot Week is designed for people interested in how robotics may affect technology, design, work, education and everyday life.