Outstandingly Successful Young People #techsector

Talent Management and Innovation Department | Talent Management

2020.12.07, 16:00 | ONLINE

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Are you interested in artificial intelligence and robotics? Do you want to get a job in the tech sector?

The guests in the first programme of our outstandingly successful young people series are Donát Hegyesi and Balázs Nagy.

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Date: 7 December 2020 at 4PM
Participation is subject to registration.
Few hours before the event, we will send you a link via email so you can join the conversation.

What will it be about?

The tech sector in its current form
The direction those interested in robotics and artificial intelligence should take
Opportunities for development for high school students
Where should to study, at home and abroad
Self-improvement methods, advices, lessons learned, tips, curiosities

What do you need to know about Donát?

He has been motivated by engineering and creativity since a very early age. At the age of 15, he built his first work, a watch that showed his schedule and current bus schedule beyond the exact time.
As a high school student, he developed a poker robot for 2.5 years that was able to play cards with humans, thanks to his self-developed robot arm, camera system, and software that controls them. (VIDEO)
He began his undergraduate studies in mechatronics engineering at BME and then completed his master’s degree in Control Systems at Imperial College London in England in 2018-2019.
As a student, his research interests were balancing and walking, for which he worked on a self-developed humanoid robot. (VIDEO)
He is currently working as a robot software development engineer at OnRobot's Budapest headquarters, mainly developing mathematical algorithms for industrial robot faculties. (VIDEÓ)

What do you need to know about Donát?

He has been motivated by engineering and creativity since a very early age. At the age of 15, he built his first work, a watch that showed his schedule and current bus schedule beyond the exact time.
As a high school student, he developed a poker robot for 2.5 years that was able to play cards with humans, thanks to his self-developed robot arm, camera system, and software that controls them. (VIDEO)
He began his undergraduate studies in mechatronics engineering at BME and then completed his master’s degree in Control Systems at Imperial College London in England in 2018-2019.
As a student, his research interests were balancing and walking, for which he worked on a self-developed humanoid robot. (VIDEO)
He is currently working as a robot software development engineer at OnRobot's Budapest headquarters, mainly developing mathematical algorithms for industrial robot faculties. (VIDEÓ)

What do you need to know about Balázs?

After completing his BSc and MSc studies, he graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2017 as a graduate mechatronics engineer.
He is currently researching as a doctoral student; his main research areas are ecorobotics and sensor signal processing with learning algorithms.
During his career, he has participated in several university projects and has also turned around in the tech industry.
He gained his experience abroad in Japan, where he spent half a year at Shizuoka University thanks to a scholarship application he won.

What do you need to know about Balázs?

After completing his BSc and MSc studies, he graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2017 as a graduate mechatronics engineer.
He is currently researching as a doctoral student; his main research areas are ecorobotics and sensor signal processing with learning algorithms.
During his career, he has participated in several university projects and has also turned around in the tech industry.
He gained his experience abroad in Japan, where he spent half a year at Shizuoka University thanks to a scholarship application he won.

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