Erik Hansen is the Lead Application Engineer at The Lego Group. He believes in adopting new technologies and works closely with customers to provide quick feedback and ensure successful projects. In 2014, he was invited to speak at TechInnovation in Singapore, where he discussed how Lego reinvented itself and inspired the builders of tomorrow. Hansen and his team have been praised for their work on Lego's programmable robots, which promote computer programming literacy and help address the shortage of skilled programmers in Europe. Lego has been offering these kits to schools since 1998, allowing children to compete in the FIRST Lego League and gain exposure to programming. This has helped create a generation of ICT talent, and the product has won numerous awards. With a Master's of Science from Aarhus University, Hansen's work at Lego is inspiring the builders of tomorrow and allowing children to enjoy technology without solely relying on screens.
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What topics does Erik Hansen specialise in?
Erik Hansen specialises in talking about new technologies, programmable robots, computer programming literacy and more.
What is Erik Hansen's speaking style like?
Erik delivers insightful presentations that inspire innovation and collaboration. His engaging style effectively communicates complex ideas, making technology accessible and enjoyable for all, especially young learners. AI summary based on real event feedback.
Does Erik Hansen offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Erik Hansen offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.