Abstract
Advanced engineering sciences and advanced technologies are indeed indispensible menas of development in all contemporary countries and societies, in particular within the current globalisation process. In this survey paper, we explore the issues on whether there are chances and room for small developing countries to undertake research actvities in robotics, flexible manufacturing systems, mechatronics, and flexible automation via the case of little R. of Macedonia. The experience presentad, in which the author has played one of the crucial roles, may well highlight the way that enables fruitful participation of small developing countries into automation and robotic systems research.
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