The First European Robotics Week ended December 4th, and resulted in an estraordinary success and gathered an impressive participation of thousand of people. Read more
Trento, Dec. 3rd. Robotics hands on! A gathering of nursery and elementary school pupils with their parents, all working on robots. Assembling and programming small robots, and drawing and building "creative" robots with parts of printers, pc's and recycling material. Read more
Torino, December 4th, 2011, h. 5 pm. In the frame of the exhibit "Karakury Dolls", displaying more than 20 mechanical dolls from Japan (Karakuri), a Conference about robotics today. "Are robots good or evil? Speakers: Basilio Bona (Turin Politecnique); Domenico Appendino (Siri Association) and Fiorella Operto, School of Robotics. Read more
Brussels, 11th November 2011 - From 28th of November to 4th of December 2011, over 125 organisations in 18 European countries will organise over 340 robotics related activities across Europe, highlighting and promoting the growing importance of European robotics in a wide variety of application areas. Read more
ROBOTICA 2011, the third edition of the Italian fair dedicated to humanoid and service robotics which will take place from 16 to 19 November at Fiera Milano Rho, is looking to be confirmed as the reference event for the entire sector. School of Robotics is there. Come to visit us! Read more
The collaboration between the Regional Liguria Office of the Italian Ministry for Education (MIUR) and the School of Robotics for ABCD national Exhibition on Education&Training (Genoa, Italy, 16-18 November, 2011). Educational robotics workshops for teacher and students, from nursery to high school. Download here the Program. Read more
Around twenty mechanical dolls from Japan’s artistic and craftsmanship tradition displayed for the first time in Italia. The word 'Karakuri' means a mechanical device to tease, trick, or take a person by surprise. It implies hidden magic, or an element of mystery. In Japanese "Ningyo" is written as two separate characters, meaning person and shape. It loosely translates as puppet, but can also be seen in the context of doll or even effigy. Read more
VIEW Conference – Italy’s leading digital media conference featuring computer graphics inventers, practitioners, and visionaries gathering in Italy for four days of inspirational talks, extraordinary educational workshops, and astounding visual and audio experiences. School of Robotics is been invited - as Media Partner - to attend, on its stand and with its laboratories. Read more
Walkirye is a vessel where young Niky Francisco and his family live. Niky, 15 years old, can live only on the sea, due to a very severe form of asthma. Despite his condition, Niky follow school lesson via videoconference. School of Robotics' Emanuele Micheli went to the Walkirye to work, with Niky and his schoolmates in Salerno, on the robots programming. Read more
