[ #TRADESHOW] The 3rd #China #Embodied #Intelligent #Robot #Industry #Conference & #Exhibition ( #Hangzhou) 2026 will be held from March 11 to 13, 2026, at Hangzhou #International #Expo #Center. As one of China’s #leading #platforms dedicated to the rapidly expanding field of embodied #intelligence and intelligent #robotics, the exhibition #highlights #breakthroughs in #humanoid #robots, #industrial #automation, #companion robots, and #AI-driven #robotic #technologies. https://cnbusinessforum.com/event/the-3rd-china-embodied-intelligent-robot-industry-conference-exhibition-hangzhou-2026/

[ #TRADESHOW] The 3rd #China #Embodied #Intelligent #Robot #Industry #Conference & #Exhibition ( #Hangzhou) 2026 will be held from March 11 to 13, 2026, at Hangzhou #International #Expo #Center. As one of China’s #leading #platforms dedicated to the rapidly expanding field of embodied #intelligence and intelligent #robotics, the exhibition #highlights #breakthroughs in #humanoid #robots, #industrial #automation, #companion robots, and #AI-driven #robotic #technologies. https://cnbusinessforum.com/event/the-3rd-china-embodied-intelligent-robot-industry-conference-exhibition-hangzhou-2026/

Resetting the #sustainability compass!

Proudly co-authored a study at University of Halle Wittenberg on how #OpenStandards and #OpenSource are critical elements for sovereign and sustainable digital infrastructures.

#Highlights is the critical analysis of current open source policies in the public sector:

1. “Nationalistic” or "patriotic" approaches towards open source fail at fundamental level.

2. Persistent dependency on proprietary
technologies of critical public infrastructure.

3. Lack of enforceable commitment in sustainable funding for open source.

https://omp.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/JTC/catalog/book/326

Resetting the #sustainability compass!

Proudly co-authored a study at University of Halle Wittenberg on how #OpenStandards and #OpenSource are critical elements for sovereign and sustainable digital infrastructures.

#Highlights is the critical analysis of current open source policies in the public sector:

1. “Nationalistic” or "patriotic" approaches towards open source fail at fundamental level.

2. Persistent dependency on proprietary
technologies of critical public infrastructure.

3. Lack of enforceable commitment in sustainable funding for open source.

https://omp.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/JTC/catalog/book/326