Robots in education fall into two categories: robots used to teach children about STEM subjects and the more recent application of robots as teachers. The use of robots in education is largely unknown to both researchers and teachers. Developers and educators have questions about essential applications for robots used in education. Educational robots are used to enable students to acquire skills in a range of science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines, which are increasingly important in a world where technology is advancing rapidly. The potential for robotic technology to have a profound impact on society, both economically and socially, is enormous. The way people live and work in the world is largely influenced by technology. In order to make learning more pleasant and easier, the education sector is adopting robot teaching assistants in schools. Robotics can be used in education to help develop new methods and strategies. Robotics makes learning easier and thus introduces students to robotics at a young age. In primary education settings, students can learn how to build and program a robot to perform a range of basic tasks.

The European Day of Justice was established on June 5, 2003 by the Council of Europe and the European Commission. The main goal is to bring the citizens closer to the judicial system, so that they know their rights and the means available to them in order to exercise their rights. The main purpose of Justice Day is to educate and inform the general population about their everyday rights, and to bring together legal experts to exchange information in the field of civil rights and meet users of the courts. States are invited to inform the Council of Europe and the European Commission for the Effectiveness of Justice (CEPEJ) about the notification program of the European Day of Justice. European Days of Justice aim to draw the attention of the European public to important international interests or problems to mark or promote, and concern the protection of citizens' rights in non-resolution of disputes

The Internet of Things, or "IoT" for short, is a modern concept that refers to extending the possibilities of the Internet beyond its natural computer environment to a wide range of other processes and environments. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a special part of the IoT that is continuously gaining in strength and popularity. The Internet of Medical Things supports traditional health systems by improving their performance by increasing efficiency, effectiveness, reliability and scalability. This paper deals with issues of security and privacy of Internet of Things primarily in the field of medical Internet of Things. The main threats to security are presented first, followed by threats to the privacy of medical Internet of Things. The focus of the paper is on presenting the main models for protecting the security and privacy of medical internet of things.