Press conference at the American Embassy on October 8.
We're working towards a democratic learning society
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The first course on artificial intelligence for schools is now on-line.
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9th edition of the Tullio De Mauro Award for innovative and inclusive schools.
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A video with the opinions of over 30 people who have worked with us.
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Second edition of the Contest for Young Fashion Talents.
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When women succeed, we all win.
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Project OpenSpace kicks off in four cities.
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Configurable, evolution-ready, inclusive and grassroots.
Fri, 25/03/2011
RomeCup 2011: Facts and Figures
From Trento to Catania, Italian Robotics participated in the RomeCup 2011.
The didactic laboratories organized for schools were enormously successful and overbooked. The SIM 3D-Lite lab, for example, promoted by Comau and the Robotics in School Network, which was held by Lekbir Batali, attracted more than 400 students. The trainers from the Civic Museum in Rovereto were tireless. The most popular lab was A Robot for Drawing reserved for first-degree secondary schools.
The didactic approach addressing educational and service robotics included 30 different stations, representing the entire robotics macro system.
- 2000 students participated in the laboratories
- 14 didactic labs were held for students aged 6-18 in various disciplines
- 250 teachers
- 437 students attended the SIM 3D-Lite lab
- 100 students from 7 high schools took care of reception and orientation
- 36 signatories for the network agreement
- 200 designers for the 50 competing teams (schools students)
- 6 university teams (Robocup Mediterranean Open)
- 36 university designers, including 8 girls
- 40 robotic prototypes in the exhibition area
- 15 Italian Regions involved in the first network agreement to promote Education Robotics.
- 20 subjects from Lazio (universities, companies, schools, etc.)
- 9 Italian Regions in the competitions (Abruzzi, Campania, Friuli, Lazio, Lombardy, Piedmont, Puglia, Tuscany and Umbria)
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