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10.10.2022

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First Cross-Atlantic RoboArt Hackathon

November 4th-6th, 2022

The MCML is happy to promote this Hackathon, a collaboration of Women in AI & Robotics, the University of Waterloo Department of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, and Mila.

You will work as a part of a team to develop your artistic robotic application on a three days journey between tutorials, coding, application development, and talks from robotics researchers.

This is a fun way to introduce robotics to curious minds.

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