Modulab

Modulab Modulab is a tech R&D company with 15 years experience in prototyping. Modulab also co-produced the Romanian Pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale in 2012.

Modulab is a multi-disciplinary platform that promotes research and development of new means of expressivity through technology. Within its own research program, Modulab team created, seven years ago, the first holographic projection, and also the first haptic multi-touch screen, Tactil. In 2012 they brought 3D scanning and printing in the street at Street Delivery festival, where people could sca

n their faces and print their portraits in plastic. Last year they organized one of the first collaborative art project, which consisted in creating an organizational/conceptual frame for an interdisciplinary team to develop the interactive installations. Symbiomorphogenesis exhibition was shown in MNAC and Transilvania Architecture biennale. At Romanian Design Week Modulab launched its community oriented platform “Future Garden”, a modular educational platform for art, design and technology for all public categories. One of their interactive installations, FluO, is now on display at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, within “SenzArt” collective exhibition.

Agora Robotics is heaven for a passionate electronics engineer, so please give it a share if you think you have one in y...
08/05/2023

Agora Robotics is heaven for a passionate electronics engineer, so please give it a share if you think you have one in your social bubble.

If you are an experienced Electronics Engineer searching for an epic career in robotics, Agora Robotics is the right place for you!

As an Electronics Engineer at our company, you will work on exciting projects that involve designing and implementing electronic systems for our robots. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop innovative solutions, from concept to production, ensuring our robots are intelligent, efficient, and reliable.

Responsibilities:

Design and develop electronic systems for robotics projects, ensuring performance, reliability, and safety
Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including mechanical and software engineers, to develop innovative robotic solutions
Develop and maintain electronic schematics, PCB layouts, and BOMs using industry-standard tools
Select and integrate components, such as sensors, actuators, and microcontrollers, to meet system requirements
Troubleshoot and debug electronic systems, identifying issues and implementing solutions
Perform testing and validation of electronic systems, ensuring compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations
Present design concepts and solutions to stakeholders and clients

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering or a related field
2+ years of experience in electronics engineering, with a focus on robotics or automation systems
Proficiency in electronic design software, such as Altium Designer or Eagle PCB
Knowledge of microcontrollers, embedded systems, and real-time operating systems
Strong understanding of analogue and digital electronics, including signal processing and control theory
Experience with testing and validation of electronic systems, including environmental testing, EMI/EMC testing, and functional testing
Excellent problem-solving skills, with a focus on practical, hands-on solutions
Strong communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to work effectively within a team environment

At our company, we are passionate about robotics and strive to create innovative solutions that have a real-world impact. As an Electronics Engineer, you can work with a team of like-minded individuals who share your enthusiasm for robotics. We value talent, encourage growth, and offer opportunities for our team members to continuously learn and develop their skills.

Join us and be part of a community of robotics enthusiasts committed to making a meaningful difference in the world.

If you think this job is for you, message us at [email protected]

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05/04/2023

How does this cover make you feel, compared with what you would have felt back in 2017 the AI was considered a fantasy?

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has been in the spotlight lately, with some calling to halt its development. Researchers say GPT-4 could be an early, incomplete version of AGI.

We think the more important question is what does our anxiety and insecurity about AGI say about our beloved selves? Are we so vulnerable and insecure about our sovereignty over the reality we have created for us? Do we feel our existential importance is endangered by technology? Do we feel like if technology (hypothetically) takes over the world, it will protect the world from us? What would that mean? Will it develop self-awareness and agency? With what implications for us?

Historically, we've been trying to predict the implications of new tech. Yes, some our concerns are valid (like the ones regarding data leakage and cultural appropriation or security) , but we're not helpless. We've successfully controlled the development of certain technologies before, and we can do it again.

Some people envision doomsday scenarios with AGI, but is it really that terrifying? Or is it just advanced technology that seems like magic, as Arthur C. Clarke once wrote? AGI combines math, statistics, modeling, chat, and visualization techniques, reflecting human intelligence at work.

So, what can we do? We must demystify AGI, put controls in place, and remember that we're in the driver's seat, not the machines (at least for now).

Curious about AGI? It refers to an intelligent agent's ability to understand or learn any intellectual task that humans or animals can. It's a common topic in sci-fi and future studies, and also known as strong AI, full AI, or general intelligent action. Let's stay informed and proactive! 💡🤖

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Strada Viitorului Nr 153b
Bucharest

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Monday 11:00 - 22:00
Tuesday 11:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 22:00
Thursday 11:00 - 22:00
Friday 11:00 - 22:00

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Modulab is a research and development lab based in Bucharest with more than 10 years experience in prototyping. Their early projects focused on interactive installations for art and entertainment (interactive art, interactive museum exhibits, interactive installations for advertising agencies) and then evolved into industrial R&D projects. For the last couple of years, Modulab team, focused mainly o robotics R&D, prototyping several types of robots - social robots (its own version of Inmoov), photo robots, swarm robots and industrial robots. In the last 2 years Modulab has developed an autonomous robotic platform capable of navigating complex environments, avoiding obstacles and collisions with multiple possible applications: inventory auditing robots, logistics sorter robots, mobile industrial robots, delivery robots etc.