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Video: A day in the life of BeatBots’ Marek Michalowski


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09 February 2015



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At ConnectEd Studios we had the pleasure of visiting the workshop of Marek Michalowski, a co-founder of BeatBots. BeatBots is the robotic design studio behind the Keepon, and creates dynamic robotic characters for therapy, research, education, and entertainment.

We interviewed Michalowski about his career in an effort to inspire and educate high school students about careers in robotics. Enjoy!



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