Turning human-sized robots into tiny machines (+10x smaller than the diameter of a hair!) allows them to perform tasks with incredible precision in places that are too small or inaccessible for larger robots - like inside the human body during medical procedures, in delicate electronics, or in microscopic environmental cleanup. But making robots smaller is not easy at all. Living organisms have key components such as a body, legs (important for movement), arms (providing functionality) and eyes (for navigation). It works similarly for micro and nano robots, but these parts are replaced by special nanomaterials.

Join us and build your own robot from recycled materials! Think about what parts are necessary for your robot and let your imagination run wild. And who knows - you might just build the smallest robot ever!

We'll also show you how to get your own microrobot moving and how to feed it to keep it moving. Meet us at the Micro and Nanorobot booth!

• More information about scientists from the Future Energy and Innovation research group who are preparing this station for you: https://energy.ceitec.cz/