As industries push the boundaries of innovation, it is a must to ensure that our creations are safe for use. This responsibility doesn’t just fall on seasoned professionals; it starts much earlier, with how we educate and train the next generation of engineers, scientists, and tech innovators.
At RoboSafety, we’ve seen firsthand how early exposure to safety principles can shape a professional’s entire career. It’s not just about learning rules and regulations—it’s about developing a mindset that puts safety at the forefront of every decision.
Realistically, while universities focus on theory and research, companies demand practical skills and immediate results. But when it comes to safety engineering and systems design, we can’t afford this disconnect. We need collaboration, not separation.
So, how can industry investment in academia make a real difference?
At RoboSafety, we’re not content to sit on the sidelines. We’re rolling up our sleeves and getting involved in shaping the future of safety education:
RoboSaferty is proud to be collaborating on a research project with MITACS and the Smart Connected Vehicles Innovation Center & Next Generation Communications and Computing Networks (NEXTCON) Lab at UOttawa. At the NEXTCON Research Laboratory & SCVIC, the vision is to craft a future where smart infrastructures and connected vehicles are part of a fully integrated ecosystem. As a partner, we are excited to help establish the groundwork for innovations in autonomous vehicles. Together with Dr. Burak Kantarci’s team, we are dedicated to addressing the most demanding challenges in autonomous system safety.
RoboSafety knows that by planting the seeds of safety consciousness early, we’re nurturing a generation of professionals who will create a safer, more innovative world.
Interested in collaborating with us? Visit our website or contact us at info@robosafety.ca to learn more.