Presenting at IROS (IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems)

October 13, 2025

Brighter Signals Paper Being Presented in Two Workshops

Brighter Signals at IROS

The 2025 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2025) will be held from October 19 to 25, 2025 in Hangzhou, China.


The Brighter Signals paper on Emerging High-Depth Signal Tactile Sensing Technology for Achieving Artificial Human Touch has been shortlisted for both the Dexterity workshop and the Textile Robotics workshop. Both will take place on Monday 20th October.


Our Co-founder Christine Fraser will be there to present and do a demo of the technology along with other world experts in the fields of robotic dexterity and textile robotics.


IROS is a large and impactful forum for the international robotics research community to explore the frontier of science and technology in intelligent robots and smart machines, emphasising future directions and the latest approaches, designs, and outcomes. In addition to technical sessions and multi-media presentations, IROS conferences also hold panel discussions, forums, workshops, tutorials, exhibits, and technical tours to enrich the fruitful discussions among conference attendees.


https://www.iros25.org/

https://textileroboticslab.santannapisa.it/workshop-on-textiles-and-robotics-at-iros-2025/

https://sites.google.com/view/iros-2025-workshop-tactile


Search Blog

Recent Post

By Andrew Klein July 21, 2026
We are proud to be featured in the automotive industry leading blog about how Brighter Signals BV tactile sensing is being used to transform occupant classification
By Andrew Klein July 13, 2026
Pressing the Accellerator Over the Summer
By Andrew Klein June 12, 2026
Brighter Signals today won "Most Scalable" new technology at the start-up competition during day two of in-Cabin USA. The judges included Dr. Robin Jenkin of Nvidia (pictured) as well as a Ford's Susan Shaw. Great way to end an incredible two days meeting existing and potential customers and collaboration partners.
By Andrew Klein June 11, 2026
New fabric-based sensor is a rolling-change upgrade for existing SBR systems — using richer weight and weight-distribution data to overcome the limits of binary presence detectors that have defined the SBR category for two decades, and to close a known safety gap for small occupants the legacy sensors miss
By Andrew Klein May 5, 2026
Brighter Signals Raises €1.6M for Smart Sensors