Artificial intelligence, drones, and space technology aren’t just buzzwords, they are the driving forces shaping our world, revolutionizing the way we live, work, and interact. Bounding Box is here to inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs—who push the boundaries of what’s possible. Our vision is to create a truly unique event, here in beautiful Slavonia, where cutting-edge technology topics meet unforgettable gastronomy experiences. Together, let’s shape the future—one breakthrough at a time.
The conference is organized by Protostar Labs, R&D company focused on artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies.
The workshop provides a practical experience of 3D printing and assembling an unmanned aerial vehicle. At the beginning, participants get an introduction to the basics of multirotors, covering their basic components and principle of operation. Afterwards, the participants are involved in the process of designing and constructing parts of the aircraft, which will be followed by a practical demonstration of 3D printing of parts of the aircraft frame. After the parts are printed, assembly and calibration activities follow to ensure the functionality of the aircraft. Finally, participants will have the opportunity to fly the constructed aircraft.
This comprehensive workshop provides a hands-on learning experience of several current technologies, using modern software and hardware tools.
In the fall of 2024, Eridan Communications will offer the lightest and smallest 5G radio to the world market. The product is based on a polar modulator architecture that has never been successfully commercialized. The presentation describes the establishment of a company in Silicon Valley and the opening of a branch in Croatia. Special attention was paid to cooperation with California and work with the new gallium nitride semiconductor technology, which Croatia has no experience with yet.
Do you think AI and modern technology are scary for you? Imagine what it is like for someone born in the 1960s who has spent his life playing catchup. First computer at 24, my first phone at 27, first joined Facebook at 41, my first smartphone at 44, joined TikTok at 54. And now AI – how am I going to survive this?
In an era where the skies are increasingly shared by drones and traditional aircraft, the integration of Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management and Air Traffic Management has become essential. The lecture explores this critical intersection, offering a view into how artificial intelligence could serves as the bridge for connecting these two worlds.
Apple’s vision for spatial computing is groundbreaking, merging the internet with our physical space. This shift revolutionizes human-computer interaction, emphasizing spatial computing as a transformative paradigm challenging how we engage with technology and our digital environment. Spatial computing poses massive challenges like high costs and specialized equipment needs. To succeed, organizations must understand spatial computing and its industry applications.
Funding is crucial for startups to innovate, align products with market needs, and attract investors. Understanding target customers, addressing their unique needs with spatial computing, and refining messaging are essential for fundraising success.
Traditionally, the university was a unique place where knowledge was produced and disseminated. Due to such position in the society, the university claimed its autonomous feature. Is it still a case? Production of knowledge and its dissemination are for quite time already widespread, and knowledge is produced and disseminated gthrough co-creation across the networked eco-system. If the university does not recognize this call to go back to interdisciplinariti and collaboration, they will lose this great second chance.
