Call for “IFR’s Women in Robotics: 10 Women Shaping the Future of Robotics in 2025” is now open
The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) is looking for outstanding women in robotics
Dec 10, 2024 — IFR would like to highlight and honor Women in Robotics - in particular women in the robotics industry - and give them more visibility. IFR will select a list of 10 women to officially award as “IFR’s Women in Robotics: 10 Women Shaping the Future of Robotics” in 2025.
IFR decided to give women in robotics more visibility and acknowledgment. This should inspire girls and young women to pursue a career in STEM subjects or robotics and will also help companies to reach gender equality and overcome shortage of staff.
IFR would like to highlight and honor Women in Robotics - in particular women in the robotics industry - and give them more visibility.
IFR will select a list of 10 women to officially award as “IFR’s Women in Robotics: 10 Women Shaping the Future of Robotics” in 2025.
IRF is in particular looking for women that have either a proven track record in robotics, stand out as industry leader or women with a proven activity in encouraging young people to go into STEM or that somehow support females in robotics.
Deadline for submission is January 31st, 2025.
How to submit a suggestion
Send an email to secretariat@ifr.org
include a short bio and a description of what makes her noteworthy or particular with respect to our described scope
add her full name, affiliation, country, contact details and a photo
Selection criteria:
- The suggested women needs to be active in the robotics industry
- IFR will select at least one per continent,
- but a maximum of one woman per company,
- consider different company sizes (large, medium, small)
- consider different company scope (Robot supplier IR, SR, component supplier, integrator) and
- consider different levels of hierarchy (C-level, intermediate, lower level)
- Proven track record in robotics / stand out as industry leader
- Proven activity in encouraging young people to go into STEM or that somehow support females in robotics
Publication of results will be on International Women’s Day - March 8th, 2025.
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