Abstract
Abstract: The Marie Curie Initial Training Network ROBOCADEMY was initiated in 2014. The network unites 10 European research institutes and companies that are leading in the area of underwater robotics. Through the Network, 13 young researchers from 13 European and non-European countries are given the opportunity to obtain a PhD and gain hands-on experience in underwater robotics. Following the spirit of Marie Curie Actions with their strong focus on education and training, a challenging scientific training programme is complemented by intensive on-the-job training and soft skills courses. The scientific objective of ROBOCADEMY is to contribute to the next generation of resilient and robust Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). This paper gives a brief introduction and overview of the concept and organization of the ROBOCADEMY ITN, as well as of the scientific research topics addressed.
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