Fouman Faculty of Engineering held a Seminar on “Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: Past, Present and Future”
The Fouman Faculty of Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran hosted a specialized event titled “Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: Past, Present and Future”, attracting strong interest from students, parents, and technology enthusiasts thanks to its practical approach, interactive setting, and focus on the real needs of Gilan Province.
The session featured Dr. Mehdi Tale Masouleh, faculty member of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Tehran and director of the Human–Robot Interaction Laboratory, who presented a clear and application-oriented perspective on the evolution of robotics and artificial intelligence, their future potential, and their impact on everyday life.
The event was designed to introduce students and their families to the academic and technological capacities of the Fouman Faculty of Engineering, while also highlighting opportunities aligned with the local potential and needs of Gilan. What set the program apart was its strong emphasis on practical applications rather than dense theoretical discussion, allowing attendees to engage with tangible and understandable examples.
A major highlight of the event was the presentation of achievements from the Human–Robot Interaction Laboratory, ranging from early robotic systems to advanced prototypes, along with their industrial applications. This demonstration made the session especially appealing to students and parents alike, turning the event into an inspiring and memorable experience.
According to the document, the program was designed for a wide audience, ranging from elementary school students to PhD candidates, and attendance was announced as free and open to the public, students, and technology professionals. This broad audience, combined with the hands-on nature of the event, helped make it stand out as one of the more engaging scientific programs in the region.
The seminar also addressed key issues related to the opportunities and challenges of robotics and AI in Gilan, including the role of universities, the needs of industry, innovation ecosystem development, and support for smart startups. The event created a space for researchers, enthusiasts, and local technology stakeholders to exchange ideas and discuss the province’s capabilities and future directions.
The closing Q&A session focused on the potential use of robots in waste management, agriculture, and the food industry in Gilan—areas identified as important regional challenges and opportunities. The document further notes that parents of school students in the province called for more such events at the provincial level, reflecting a clear demand for continuing these programs.
The event was held on Saturday, 24 Mordad 1405, at 9:30 a.m. at the Fouman Faculty of Engineering, University of Tehran, and was covered by the provincial broadcaster of Gilan.

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