Robots in the Workplace

05/11/2024

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Coding Girls in Bergamo: two training sessions.

This week, there will be two training sessions for Project Coding Girls a Bergamo, the new robotic declination of the national programme that seeks to promote gender equality in the technical and scientific fields.

Experts from Roboteco-Italargon will guide the students through interactive talks on the challenges that robotic solutions pose in the workplace. The sessions will be introduced and concluded by Eleonora Curatola, Project officer and school coordinator for the Fondazione Mondo Digitale ETS

The first session will be held tomorrow – Wednesday, November 6 – with two classes coordinated by Luciano Cauzzi at the Liceo Scientifico Amaldi in Alzano Lombardo. The school is directed by Francesca Pergami.

The training session will be held by experts from Roboteco Italargon:

Marianna Coletta, Marketing Specialist
Serena Granelli, Human Resources
Francesco Cavallini, Technical Coordinator

The second meeting will be held on Thursday, November 7 (9:00-10:00) at the Istituto Caterina Caniana in Bergamo, coordinated by Mariagrazia Agostinelli. The coordinating professor is Susanna Fiermonte. The session will be held by:

Marianna Coletta, Marketing Specialist
Michele Mosconi, Technical Office

Liceo Amaldi - Alzano Lombardo

The large school is mainly composed by students from the towns in the Media Valle Seriana, from the Municipality of Torre Boldone to the Municipality of Ponte Nossa, and by some from the city of Bergamo and its surroundings. The students enrolled at the Liceo Scientifico Sportivo, on the other hand, come from all around the province. Most of the students have a rather diversified socio-economic and cultural background, from low to medium-high. The students’ level of basic knowledge is average. The participation of families in school life is generally proactive and constructive.

Caterina Caniana - Bergamo

Students mainly come from Bergamo and its province, but some also come from municipalities in the provinces of Lecco, Milan, and Brescia. The user base is heterogeneous in terms of geographical, cultural, linguistic, and social background. The technical and professional curricula provide courses suitable both to those who, after graduation, want to continue their studies at university level, and those who wish to begin working.

Robots in the Workplace