September 30

The robot TIAGo has one arm, two fingers, weighs 72 kg and measures 110-145 cm on the plinth. He is normally based at the Research Group ROBIN - Robotics and Intelligent Systems at the University of Oslo. Here, students and researchers examine the robot's sensors, software and movement possibilities and test it in practice. 

Robots have already moved from industry into our homes as simple vacuum cleaners and lawnmowers. Will they soon play a bigger role in our everyday lives? Can robots help us with homework, make pancakes or support us as we grow old? What can a robot be trained to do?

TIAGo is just one of many robots in the autumn holiday program on Monday, September 30th with the Open Robot Lab, the tour Robotene kommer, the Model Railway, the Science Show, Lego Spike and the Lego mission; Autumn holiday with robots - The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology