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Humanoid Robot NAO Interactive Training Course: Programming & Applications, 13-15 Feb. 2014, Shah Alam, Malaysia

The moment we've been waiting for is here!

As we all know, the NAO robot is the most widely used humanoid robot for academic purposes worldwide. NAO plays an eminent role in my PhD research in human-robot interaction for children with autism.



Aldebaran Robotics in collaboration with the Center for Humanoid Robots & Bio-Sensing (HuRoBs)Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, UiTM is organizing Humanoid Robot NAO training series in Malaysia. The objective is to provide real exposure and teach technical skills in programming and applications of NAO to current and future user; from beginners & intermediate up to expert level. Participants will be trained in an interactive training approach with opportunities to enhance technical skills for specific applications in academic, research and commercial purposes.

The first installment of this training series is the Humanoid Robot NAO Interactive Training Course: Programming & Applications which will be held on 13-15 February 2014 in Shah Alam, Malaysia.

Head over to Robopreneur Official Website for more information and to register online.



The training will be conducted by Mr Shawn Shi from Aldebaran Robotics Paris/Shanghai. Don't miss this opportunity!

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  1. mohd fahmi17 February 2014 at 19:30

    agak2 nya mungkin wujud tak macam cerita I-Robot...

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