South Korea moving ahead with R-Learning program

by Frank Tobe

30 March 2011

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… Sang-Rok Oh, KIST professor and adviser to the South Korean government for r-learning, spoke at InnoRobo, the Innovation Robotics Summit in Lyon, France and clarified the full extent of the r-learning program versus what has shown up in the press as the English-teaching robot.
… The President of Yujin Robotics, Kyung Shin, also spoke at InnoRobo and described South Korea’s $1 billion stimulus investment in the r-learning program and in helping South Korea become a bigger player in the robotics industry.

tags: education, South Korea

Frank Tobe is the owner and publisher of The Robot Report, and is also a panel member for Robohub's Robotics by Invitation series.

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