KUKA is issuing an open invitation to anyone interested in the following events
Robotics presentation for children
KUKA employees will be offering children an unforgettable experience on two after-noons. Dive into the world of robotics and experience an interactive robot presentation. The highlight: children will be able to take over the controls of a small, mobile KUKA youBot robot. The hour-and-a-half event is intended for children from the ages of six to ten.
The presentation will take place at KUKA at Zugspitzstrasse 140, 86165 Augsburg-Lechhausen starting at 3:00 p.m. on both Monday, 21 November and Wednesday, 23 November. Parents will have the opportunity to wait for their children over coffee and cake. Please register with Annika Müller by phone at 0821 797 5440 or by e-mail at pr@kuka.com. Please understand that we must limit the number of participants.
Presentation on the topic of human-robot collaboration
On Thursday, 24 November 2016 at 6:30 p.m., KUKA invites interested adults to attend a presentation in the Development and Technology Center at Zug-spitzstrasse 140, 86165 Augsburg-Lechhausen. Dr. Johannes Kurth, Head of Engineering for Advanced Technology Solutions, will provide an overview of trends in industrial ro-botics.
In his presentation, he will also explain how robots today can collaborate directly with human operators without the need for safety fencing. Register by e-mail at pr@kuka.com or by telephone at 0821 797 5440. Please understand that we must limit the number of participants.
Draw your robot
Should the robot do your homework or rather tidy up your room? As part of the draw-ing competition, children can put their creative ideas for robot applications on paper. Details can be found starting on Monday, 21 November during the week of events on the KUKA website. Naturally, there are great prizes to be won.
About European Robotics Week
European Robotics Week has been held annually throughout Europe in the last week of November since 2011. The European research community euRobotics initiated the themed week to educate the public about robotics, focus on the significance, benefits and necessity of automation, and highlight the high-quality, innovative research and development work of European institutes, universities and the industrial sector.
Another important goal is to arouse the interest of young people in the sciences. The trend to-wards automation is continuing worldwide, with the result that ever more specialists will be required in the field of robotics in the future, and particularly in research and devel-opment positions.