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For several weeks, a video flourished social media showing a girl who had seemingly programmed a robot to splash her boyfriend with cola ( • Видео ). Now we can reveal that it is all a staged prank: The video was actually made by the SMErobotics consortium. +++ SMErobotics is an initiative aiming at maintaining manufacturing jobs in Europe. Focus and attention are demanded here and now to secure that profitable production will remain in the region in the future. Therefore, it is important to motivate young students to explore their opportunities for a future career within robot technology and especially robots for industrial manufacturing. The video with Louise was produced within the SMErobotics project by the Danish Technological Institute. It was posted online to arouse interest, create inspiration and communicate the opportunities for educations in the field of robot technology. Furthermore, the video aimed to illustrate how much research still needs to be done in order to create a complete cognitive robot solution for future manufacturing. "In Denmark, the technical education opportunities -- especially in Odense but also in Aalborg -- have created a real difference. We are now encountering new companies in the market and lots of competence is available for the Danish Industry that can revitalise Danish production. Nevertheless, it is not enough compared to the expected demand that will arise in the future if we want to keep profitable production in Denmark," says Jesper Johansen, Manager at Danish Technological Institute, Robot Technology, partner of the SMErobotics consortium. Therefore, SMErobotics has created a homepage -- currently available at http://student.smerobotics.org -- that addresses young students who are considering which ´field´ they want to invest their future in. The homepage will contain articles concerning the newest technologies within industrial robotics and to some extent provide direct access to the results and research fields of SMErobotics. Moreover, the homepage will announce different workshops about industrial robot technology taking place all over Europe. +++ See also our press release: PR 03: Do you remember Louse and her robot? (English) [2013-11-15] on http://www.smerobotics.org/public-rel...