April 14, 2016April 18, 2016 by StudentChapter

Smart Class: Hardware Open Source & Robotics

On 13 April we organized the first SmartClass. we organized in conjunction with the discipline of the graduate seminar in Applied Informatics Organizational. The speaker was Carlos J. Costa.

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