Marosol Hosts 'Academic Robot Competition' for Education Sites Needing Robots

Various Robots Including Collaborative Robots and Educational Robots Prepared
30% Discount Sale Until the End of the Year

Marosol (CEO Kim Min-kyo) announced on the 24th that it will hold the 'Academic Robot Exhibition' until the end of this year for educational institutions that need robots for education or research. The Academic Robot Exhibition targets educational, research, welfare, and public institutions that require robot purchases for research or educational purposes.

Through this Academic Education Exhibition, Marosol has prepared various benefits for institutions purchasing educational robots, including up to 30% discount sales, a one-year extension of the warranty period (up to 2 years), and provision of educational curricula. Additionally, for robot models not included in the Academic Robot Exhibition but requested by educational institutions, Marosol will purchase and provide them directly, and for educational and research institutions struggling with lab installation, it will directly create the labs.

Marosol included in this exhibition lineup all the robots needed to reproduce the actual operating environment of robots in labs, such as collaborative robots with the highest demand for research use in universities and research institutions, robot bases for robot installation, grippers, and logistics robots. Coding robots and guide robots for educational institutions can also be found at this Robot Exhibition. Various robots that can be utilized in educational settings, such as cleaning and disinfection robots to support a clean educational environment and serving robots for safe meal provision, are also available.

Kim Min-kyo, CEO of Marosol, said, "Robots now have significant demand not only in the industrial sector but also in educational institutions," adding, "Through this Academic Education Exhibition, we hope that a higher quality educational environment using robots will be created in frontline educational settings, and that research institutions will continue to conduct more diverse and meaningful research with great potential."