Robotics is developing rapidly and could revolutionize in the very near future. The construction of a factory for the production of robots in Abu Dhabi confirms the UAE’s ultra-modern development in this area.
According to the WAM news agency in Abu Dhabi, they plan to start manufacturing robots the size of an ordinary person. Next year, they plan to build a plant in AbuDhabi, which will produce more than 10 robots per month. Meanwhile, Dubai is purchasing NAO humanoid robots for use in education. The NAO Robot is ideal for the educational needs of schools and universities.
The 58 cm tall NAO robot is a fully programmable humanoid robot that can see, hear, speak, move, walk, dance and even play soccer. High school students in Germany are already using these robots in lessons in mechanics, mathematics, programming and modeling. In France - at the lessons of psychology and computer science.
“In the coming years, robotics will be as important and popular as computers. Robots will be in every room,” said Bruno Monsagnier, CEO of Aldebaran Robotics. “The latest-generation NAO robots can even charge themselves by approaching a special base, or rather, landing on it.”
Over 1,500 NAO units have already been sold worldwide. The creators of the robot hope to sell several hundred of its units for educational purposes in the UAE and other Gulf countries. The online community of educators, researchers, and professors daily exchange ideas on developing its capabilities. “This is the future of education, and we will see the robot revolution very soon. The NAO robot presents new opportunities for improving education in schools and universities in the Middle East,” said Pascal Morel, regional manager of Aldebaran Robotics.
