Robot Dog 'Benben' Engages New Students at Chengdu University with Anti-Fraud Education
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A robot dog named 'Benben' welcomed new students at Chengdu University, showcasing enhanced movement control and interactive capabilities. The robot, developed by Sichuan Tianjiang Xinhua Intelligent Technology, collaborated with anti-fraud volunteers to educate students and parents about fraud prevention through engaging interactions.
This initiative is significant as it combines technology with education, addressing the need for increased awareness among first-year students who may lack social experience. The event, organized by the Chengdu Economic and Information Bureau and the university's School of Mechanical Engineering, aims to integrate robotics into real-world educational scenarios, enhancing both learning and technology adoption.
Looking ahead, the Chengdu initiative plans to continue exploring diverse applications of robotics in educational settings, with a focus on real classroom interactions. This approach not only aids in technology iteration but also provides valuable operational data, paving the way for future integration of robots in various educational environments beyond just welcome events.
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Robot Dog Welcomes New Students at Chengdu University with Anti-Fraud Lessons
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