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“We want to introduce the kids participating in the RomeCup 2012 to this year's novelties: Robotics courses held by Nuzoo and Euroa. They are on-line courses that young and elders alike can follow from school or from home,” explains Stefano Avenia, CEO of Nuzoo Robotics. “The young have to specialize in the professions of the future.”
The EUROA, European Robotics Academy, courses for elders and youngsters aim to attract children aged 11-14 to the world of robotics and automation.
And the participation of Nuzoo Robotics does not stop here! They will bring avant-garde prototypes to display in the showcase area.
From I-DO, the first telepresence, surveillance and entertainment robot, to Nu-Way, a self-balancing robot that suffers from solitude. If he’s left alone, he’ll do anything to attract someone’s attention …
