Elevator Pitch – TP5 Tactile Computing

Welcome to CeTI’s Elevator Pitch, an immersive project designed to demystify the world of the tactile internet.
CeTI’s central vision is to enable humans to interact in quasi real-time with cyber-physical systems (CPS) in the real or virtual world over intelligent wide-area communication networks.
In this fifth Elevator Pitch, you will meet PhD researcher Sebastian Ebert and dive into the world of robotic software security. Sebastian develops a formal model-based approach to ensure the safety of robotic software by optimising the reuse and extension of existing code. A new workflow promotes more efficient development, which is crucial for the robotics industries
This immersive journey unfolds in 12 distinct ‘rooms’, each representing a unique thematic area:
TP1: Humans
TP2: Sensors and Actuators
TP3: Communication
TP4: Flexible Electronics
TP5: Tactile Computing
K1: Haptic Codecs
K2: Intelligent networks
K3: Perception and augmented interaction
K4: Co-adaptation
U1: Medicine
U2: Industry
U3: Internet of Skills