Humanoid robot MEGA introduced in Kayseri's Melikgazi and high school goal announced
At a technology gathering held in Melikgazi district, the humanoid robot MEGA was exhibited, successful TEKNOFEST teams were rewarded, and new project targets were shared.
At a technology event held in Melikgazi district of Kayseri, the humanoid robot MEGA, which became the focus of visitors' attention, was introduced and awards were given to successful youth.
Details of the Technology Event
A comprehensive event was held with the participation of science and technology enthusiasts at Çarşı Melikgazi located in Kayseri's Melikgazi district. Various activities such as a wooden airplane making workshop, space observation tent, drone soccer, and flight simulation were organized within the event area.
Features of the Humanoid Robot MEGA
The humanoid robot MEGA, which met with visitors at the event, drew attention with its mechanical structure consisting of 27 robots. It was noted that two different computers undertook tasks within the system and that the robot was able to answer questions from participants.
Municipality's TEKNOFEST Support
Melikgazi Municipality Research and Development Manager Muzaffer Elgün stated that the municipality has been supporting TEKNOFEST teams for about 6 years. It was announced that contributions exceeding 20 million TL have been provided to over 100 teams to date, and this year approximately 5 million TL of support has been given to 12 teams.
Technology High School Project Date
Melikgazi Mayor Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Palancıoğlu announced that the foundation of the technology high school planned to be established opposite the Technopark together with the Güldüoğlu family is targeted to be laid in 2027. It was stated that a robotics department will also be included within the school.
GÖKTİM Academy Targets
Melikgazi District Governor Sedat Sırrı Arısoy conveyed that the work carried out in 40 schools last year within the scope of GÖKTİM Academy is targeted to be reached to 100 schools this year. In addition, it was stated that the work done with 1,200 students last year aims to be increased to 2,000 students this period.