School of Robotics' Emanuele Micheli talks at FEMAS-AIPAM International Conference on "Maritime Emergencies and their Aftermath": Micheli's intervention deals with the New Tools for Assessment and Investigations, Marine Robotics. Genoa, 29 November 2013, 5.10 pm Read more
On May 10th, 2013, in Genoa, in the frame of the Slow Fish Fair and events, people participants may have the chance to meet a strange "creature": a small underwater robot. Guested by the stand organized by Savona Port Authority, School of Robotics and RSTA. present their robot floating in a fish tank. Read more
Two days on a barge ship, for kids and teens; Designing, building and programming a small rov (underwater robot). For information and registration: info@scuoladirobotica.it Read more
On December 1 and 2, 2012, School of Robotics is organizing two days of activities for children and teens. The activities will take place in the beautiful Area of Genoa Old Port: in the International Children Library "De Amicis", the Luzzati Museum, and the harbour docks. Read more
SeaRobot is a interactive laboratory designed by School of Robotics and R.S.T.A. srl open from 25 October to 4th November 2012, Old Port, Genoa, in the frame of the 2012 Science Festival. Sea Robot is inspired by the MIT Project Sea PERCH. Read more
The Bearzi School is already well known in the Italian Udine area for its interest and commitment to Educational robotics. Now, theye are starting a new challenge: Building a marine robot and testing it in real environment. School of Robotics is leading this project, in collaboration with teachers and students. Read more
Genoa, May 3, 2012. Conference. Officer Duilio Lenzini of the Genoa based Carabinieri Scuba Diver Center gives a talk on their rov assisted operations at sea. Read more
The exhit (open at Genova MuMa Galata Museum February 1st-29th) features diving experimental prototypes. On February 19th, at 5 p.m. conference with Gianluca Genoni and underwater photographer Alberto Balbi. On February 25th, Yves Omer, the legendary underwater cameraman collaborator of Commander J.Y. Cousteau on the Calypsho ship. Read more
Here some excerpts of the successful tv broadcast "Blu Line" featuring the School of Robotics'small underwater robot diving in the sea water of Ustica. Our robot is an adaptation of Boston MIT' Sea Perch, and it would be employed, like the famous one, in educational projects. Read more
