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What does it produce, what services does it offer? We’re an EdTech company, and creators of Marty the Robot, which is a characterful walking, dancing, football-playing robot that helps introduce children from eight to 18 to the world of coding and robotics in a fun and imaginative way. We designed Marty to be human-like, so children can relate easily to it. Marty can move all of its limbs independently and at different speeds, has expressive moving eyebrows, comes with a load of sensors so it’s ‘aware’ of its surroundings, bumper sticker pack so kids can customise their Marty and ...

Jamia Millia Islamia organises 'Innovative Ideas for Start-ups' online competition Jamia Millia Islamia organises 'Innovative Ideas for Start-ups' online competition Jamia Millia Islamia has organised an online competition 'Innovative Ideas for Start-ups' for Jamia Millia Islamia students. advertisement UPDATED: January 2, 2021 19:51 IST Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE), is all set to organize an online competition “Innovative Ideas for Start-ups” in collaboration with Just Rojgar Solutions Pvt. Ltd. and Just Learn- Online Learning Platform & mo...

Joanne Liou, IAEA Office of Public Information and Communication AMPLE, or the Advanced Medical Physics Learning Environment, is an IAEA-developed e-learning tool available on the Cyber Learning Platform for Network Education and Training (CLP4NET). (Photo: J. Corpuz/Southern Philippines Medical Centre) Travel restrictions did not put a stop to the IAEA’s training activities this year. On the contrary, more people than ever attended webinars and e-learning courses, now offered exclusively online. The IAEA provides leading resources for experts, students and the general pub...

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Alhaji Muhammad Sabo Nanono particularly noted that despite the importance of smallholder farmers, their livelihoods were constrained by a host of challenges. Nigeria is currently the largest producer of cassava in the world, with an estimated figure of about 60million metric tonnes, and with the capacity to double or triple the production figure if the product is fully industrialised. But market access has remained a huge problem despite various attempts to include cassava in bakery flour and other value chain products like starch and so on. The ...