September 1, 2017
DO!lab Austria, Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer, Austria
- Friday, 01 September 2017 | DO!lab Austria, Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer, Austria
Festival
Build one or your first Hebocon robot with us. With fun and without respect, we will disassemble existing and perform a new task. If you have an afternoon, you will receive basics and insights. If you’re up for it, you can finally take part in the Hebocon robot sumo fight. Focus of the miniROBOT lies in the niche of the Maker Movement, Robotics and Co-Creation. The goal is to reduce technical contact fears in children aged 9 to 15 years.
In the best case we convey insight, techniques and tools. Not user interfaces, but soldering, motors and small self-built...Build one or your first Hebocon robot with us. With fun and without respect, we will disassemble existing and perform a new task. If you have an afternoon, you will receive basics and insights. If you’re up for it, you can finally take part in the Hebocon robot sumo fight. Focus of the miniROBOT lies in the niche of the Maker Movement, Robotics and Co-Creation. The goal is to reduce technical contact fears in children aged 9 to 15 years.
In the best case we convey insight, techniques and tools. Not user interfaces, but soldering, motors and small self-built robots are important in our eyes. That’s why we give targeted impulses, away from the screen, to physical engineering and craftsmanship. Haptic experience and concrete understanding of relationships will reduce fear of contact and promote creative and self-determined use.
In the best case we convey insight, techniques and tools. Not user interfaces, but soldering, motors and small self-built...Build one or your first Hebocon robot with us. With fun and without respect, we will disassemble existing and perform a new task. If you have an afternoon, you will receive basics and insights. If you’re up for it, you can finally take part in the Hebocon robot sumo fight. Focus of the miniROBOT lies in the niche of the Maker Movement, Robotics and Co-Creation. The goal is to reduce technical contact fears in children aged 9 to 15 years.
In the best case we convey insight, techniques and tools. Not user interfaces, but soldering, motors and small self-built robots are important in our eyes. That’s why we give targeted impulses, away from the screen, to physical engineering and craftsmanship. Haptic experience and concrete understanding of relationships will reduce fear of contact and promote creative and self-determined use.
Production
