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Education in Manufacturing and Robotics
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1990Publisher Summary Research and development activities on computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) need highly skilled engineers with extensive knowledge on information technology and good understanding of manufacturing processes and production engineering practice.
P. Kopacek +3 more
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International Journal of Social Robotics, 2015
Previous research on attitudes toward robots has emphasized the aspect of cultural differences regarding the acceptance of social robots in everyday life. Existing work has also focused on the importance of various other factors (e.g., demographic variables, interest in science and technology, prior robot experience) that predict robot acceptance ...
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Previous research on attitudes toward robots has emphasized the aspect of cultural differences regarding the acceptance of social robots in everyday life. Existing work has also focused on the importance of various other factors (e.g., demographic variables, interest in science and technology, prior robot experience) that predict robot acceptance ...
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Educational Robotics as an Inovative Educational Technology [PDF]
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2015 The problem of introducing the educational robotics into practical work of Russian secondary schools has been analyzed. Preferential development of technical creativity of students in robotics is pointed out in additional education system.
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Robotics and Robotics Education with Smalltalk
2005There is little software and hardware support for the structure of computations in robots, which is inherently parallel and distributed. This article describes the Agora distributed, parallel software/hardware computing architecture primarily intended for autonomous robotics, and how the software part of the architecture can be realised with simple ...
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Children, robotics, and education
Artificial Life and Robotics, 2003Popular interest in robotics has increased astonishingly in the last few years. Robotics is seen by many as offering major new benefits in education at all levels. Before rushing to exploit this popularity, educators should ask serious questions about the universality and longevity of the robotics phenomenon. Is it a fashion?
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2007
Walking machines are special examples of mobile robots performing the discrete locomotion. Here the motion path is not continuous but consists of separated footprints. The majority of walking machines take biological locomotion systems as the templates, and include two, four, or six legs with animal like posture.
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Walking machines are special examples of mobile robots performing the discrete locomotion. Here the motion path is not continuous but consists of separated footprints. The majority of walking machines take biological locomotion systems as the templates, and include two, four, or six legs with animal like posture.
Teresa Zielinska +2 more
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"Competing" for a robotics education
IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine, 2001A strategy for integrating robot design competitions into courses in order to maximize learning experience and promote intellectual development is presented. The use of competitions fosters students' intellectual maturity, showing, inter alia, that there may be more than one correct answer to a problem.
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Educational Robotics as a boundary object: Towards a research agenda
International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, 2021Laura Malinverni
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Teachers’ perceptions of the potential use of educational robotics in management education
Interactive Learning Environments, 2023Vincent Wing Sun Tung, Tang Lai La Anne
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