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CETEM participated along with other technology centers in a common carp in the Science Week in Murcia and the estimated they spent more than 100,000 people.

In addition, 2 to 5 November, CETEM opened in Yecla with the goal of schools, colleges, associations and interested staff, could see the facilities of this center, and check the latest technologies being implemented in the sector , with more than 150 visitors.

CETEM has been involved with a robotic sample consisting of an activity titled "Create Your Avatar" allowed the child through a computer application, select those facial features that most resemble yours or more will have fun, well a pseudonym.

These data were fed into the robot to draw the custom avatar in a cardboard A3, which is then brought home.

What has been attempted with the completion of this activity is to show attendees the usefulness of robotics, and technology related to the imitation of human movements in order to facilitate, improve and download working people.

The fields of study and research in robotics are very broad because there are a variety of potential applications in industries such as automobile, aeronautics, etc., Or even any people's daily task, such as in the work, home, supermarket, etc..

Currently, in the furniture industry, robots are used to move parts from one place to another downloading the operator of important efforts, which reduces time and increases quality job.

The Tenth Week of Science and Technology, organized by the Ministry of Universities, Business and Research through the Seneca Foundation continues to grow in quality and quantity and this year is estimated to have been able to enjoy the event more than 100,000 people, according to Data provided by the Seneca Foundation.

The Garden of the embankment of Murcia has been the big stage of 22,000 square meters, 2,000 more than last year, which has housed the 400 activities included in the program.

The event was well received by both young adults and children.

Source: CETEM