Talk: Robert and David will talk about building real-world cyborgs by integrating living, lab-cultured neurons with autonomous robotic fleets. We will explore how these biohybrid systems and biomimetic algorithms are creating highly adaptive, energy-efficient machines that will revolutionize the robotics industry.

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Agenda:
- 18:00: Drinks and networking
- 19:00: Talk: How to Build a Cyborg by Robert Clarke and David Yacoub co-founders of Omnibio
- 19:45: Clean up - leave the place better than we found it!
- 20:00: We head to a nearby pub to continue convos :)

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