The first electromechanical mannequins in Pavlodar began to work in one of the pharmacies. The unique project was developed by Daniil Slesarenko, a student of InEU.

Daniil Slesarenko is a 3rd year student of the Department of Energy, Metallurgy and Information Technologies.
“Once my dad and I were walking down the street, promoters walked by and offered flyers,” he says. - At that moment, the thought occurred to me that it would be nice to replace a person with a robot. These people have to work on frosty days and in the heat for 500 tenge per hour. Then we made the first mannequin.

Since childhood, Daniel went to the children's technical school in the city of Pavlodar. Then he entered the Innovative University of Eurasia, where he studied robotics courses, participated in technical competitions and exhibitions.
According to the inventor, it took two years to implement the idea. The author has patented his technology. The first electromechanical mannequins to attract customers were installed in one of the pharmacies on Lermontov Street. They move their heads, offer posters, and invite clients.

While they can only be rented, the sale is also considered in the future. The authors of the project are planning further development of the project and the development of talking mannequins.
The project is presented in the online store of start-up projects InSpaceInEU at the link: goo.su/3SXR

Press service of InEU
(according to the site pavlodarnews.kz)