The Future Is Now At MOTAT These School Holidays
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Robospeak - The Future Is Now At Motat These School Holidays
Robots are no longer a
dream of the future, the technology to create them is now
here, so bring your family to check out the latest robotic
advances in MOTAT's July school holiday programme,
RoboSpeak.
Kids will be fascinated to learn just how their favourite toys come to life through participation in numerous interactivities, including building a Lego robot which reacts to different environments and creating their own robotic hand!
MOTAT's life like flight simulator will also be in operation for the kids to enjoy and they will relish the opportunity to learn how to operate MOTAT's collection of robots and take part in a robot themed quiz too. Every quiz participant will go into the draw to win their very own state of the art robotic dragonfly!
RoboSpeak aims to get children thinking about different types of robots, how they are constructed, how they are used in our every day lives and the way in which humans interact with them.
So get your kids down to MOTAT these schools holidays for a fun filled learning experience!
Dates
The RoboSpeak July School Holiday Programme runs from 30 June to 15 July, 10am - 4pm daily.
Location
MOTAT main entrance, Great North Road, Western Springs, Auckland.
Costs
You can enter RoboSpeak as part of your MOTAT entry fee. You can also enjoy the rest of the museum, free tram rides and entry to the tactile dome for the one great price.
* Family (2 adults and up to 4
children) $30
* Adults $14
* Children (under 16)
$7
* Senior Citizens / Students $7
* Children
under 5 years are free
Public Information Number
Phone: 0800 MOTAT NZ (0800 668 286) or visit www.motat.org.nz
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