The new Erasmus plus project in which School of Robotics is a Partner is a KA2, Cooperation Partnership and is called EITIC-EU: Promoting girls in STEAM careers through female role models.
The Coordinator is the Madrid-based Spanish NGO Ciber Voluntarios. In addition to Scuola di Robotica, Partners are Greenlight for girls from Belgium, the non-profit Eduquest in Greece, the Colegiul Tehnic Edmond Nicolau Focsani in Romania, and the EPAL YMITTOU Institute in Greece
The objectives of EITIC are:
To raise awareness and train students aged 10-16 in European schools, especially girls, in inspiring and innovative experiences led by women. Contribute to bridging the digital gender gap.
Facilitate access to university studies for girls aged 10-16, inspiring them to pursue their dreams and ideas.
Trying to eliminate the prejudice that ‘STEAM is not for girls’ with dissemination activities that unite girls and boys and
prejudices.
The Kick-off of the project will be held in Madrid in December 2024.
The paper presented at the International Conference on Humanoids Robots of the IEEE Robotics&Automation Society, which took place in Nancy, France, from 22 to 24
In 1014, in a brain storming meeting, a gathering to invent ideas, between Alessandro Bogliolo of EU CODE WEEK (the European week for
Robotics scientist Bruno Siciliano, who has been in Robotics for 40 years, participated in Planetary Health Festival 2024, which opened with the wish and appeal
Researcher VÃctor Toscano Durán (University of Seville) presents his research on the application of topological data analysis to robotics. In particular, Toscano Durán studied topological
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