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Dezyne for RobotiX

This presentation highlights the experiences of a young engineer about Dezyne: a Model-driven software development tool. Specifically, what is Dezyne, how it can be and included in the development process, and how it can be used in Robotics.

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Robotics in Logistics The Robots Are Coming! Co-creating Open Educational Resources The software behind flexible robots for production and logistics Association game Automated Guided Vehicles in the factory of the future Close encounters with robots Dezyne for RobotiX Hackman versus Packman How to develop software for robots? 'My bad' doesn't cut it in our world Playful intelligence: how to motivate people using A.I.?! Practical applications of Deep learning Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Mobile Robots Robot soccer as catalyst for industrial innovation Robotize Your Future So happy together? The Uncanny Valley Veggies for Techies Vision & Deep learning

Saurav Paul Software Engineer ICT Group

About Saurav

Saurav Paul is a Software Engineer at ICT Group, Netherlands, where he focuses on Model-Driven Software Development. He holds an MSc. in Embedded Systems from TU Delft and his areas of interests include Model-Driven Engineering, Embedded Control Systems and wireless sensor networks. He developed a Service Tool for Philips healthcare using Dezyne (a model-driven software engineering tool). Currently, he is working as an embedded software engineer at Thermo Fisher Scientific, where he is part of the Motion Software team.