It has been reported that a school in Hyderabad has introduced robots to teach students. Teachers use these humanoid robots to assist them with their teaching.
At its branches in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Pune, the Indus International School has deployed 21 teaching robots.
Indus Trust founder and CEO Arjun Ray was quoted as saying that the Eagle Robots help teachers.
According to him, humanoid robots will assist teachers in teaching, and teachers will be able to develop innovation competencies. An efficient education system can produce young talent that can boost the economy.
According to Aparna Achanta, principal of Indus International School, Hyderabad, the school intends to provide robots to other educational institutions in the private and public sectors.
According to reports, the robots are capable of teaching students in classes V through XI. Not only can these robots assist teachers, but they can also teach students independently.
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Students can access these robots at the end of class and receive instruction in 30 different languages.
Additionally, they are programmed to answer students’ questions and provide content on their mobile devices.
It is also worth noting that Hotel M Grand in Vanasthalipuram, provided robot steward services to chief guest LB Nagar MLA D Sudheer Reddy at its grand opening.
Corporators Koppula Narsimha Reddy (Mansoorabad), Chinttala Aruna Surender Yadav (Nagole), and Kallem Navajeevan Reday (Hayathnagar) were present, as were others.
Due to the Corona pandemic, Hotel MD Gudipati Jagdish stated that it was the first hotel in the LB. Nagar area to launch robot steward services. He said that their team wants to provide customers with contactless, safe services and contactless dining and they want all of their customers to feel safe and enjoy their meals.
Directors Shridhar, Pandu Yadav, Saikumar, and Ranveer were among those in attendance. The hotel has a restaurant, banquet halls with a capacity of 600 people, and luxury rooms.
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