Technology meets tradition: The robotic leather puppets in Kerala | Art and Culture
Koonathara, Palakkad – The cool breeze, affectionate prayer verses and eye-catching puppet show fascinated more than 25 spectators sitting on chairs under the night sky in the village of Koonathara in the Palakkad region of Kerala, India. They are a mixture of locals and tourists from all over the world.
Tholpavakoothu (thol means leather, pava means puppet, and koothu means game) is a type of shadow puppetry performed during events and festivals held in temples dedicated to the goddess Durga or Kali. This art form only exists in Palakkad, Thrissur and neighboring villages in Kerala.
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Industry automation workshop by Inker Robotics workshop on receives good response
January 17, 2021
Over 200 students and faculty members paticipated in the three-day workshop
Inker Robotics, a leading robotics company in India, concluded the three-day free workshop on Industrial Automation with the overwhelming participation of over 200 students and faculty members of eminent institutes.
The workshop was organised in association with Mumbai-based Absolute Motion, a leader in Industrial Automation. The sessions were led by Alister D’Silva, Lead Trainer along with a team of experts with extensive experience in Industrial Automation.
Speakers in their addresses elaborated on the tectonic shift across industries, scope, and the need for skilled labor with industry-oriented training for the students to “Be Future Ready”.