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empowering them to teach robotics effectively", he said. He has distributed free Arduino kits to ensure students have the necessary tools to construct real-world machines, impacting over 1000 ...

“Since its inception, I have conducted comprehensive training sessions for teachers from 15 government and private schools, both in-person and online, empowering them to teach robotics effectively”, ...

Launched this spring, the initiative equips teens in grades 9 and 10 with hands-on ... person and online—arming them with the know-how to teach robotics. He’s also handed out free Arduino kits, ...

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He said the school’s robotics curriculum combines hands-on engineering (building robots using kits like LEGO Education) with programming (coding robots to perform tasks). “Learners explore ...

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The third, however, is that robots must protect themselves without violating the other rules. These rules guided scientists and engineers to invent the first programmable robot called Unimate in 1961.