iSENSYS Takes STEM Robotics to the British Virgin Islands
In a recent outreach initiative, our iSENSYS team ventured to the pristine shores of the British Virgin Islands, hosting a unique STEM robotics coaching workshop for the next generation of tech aficionados. We were both humbled and excited to see the overwhelming turnout from all over the islands. The twinkle in the students’ eyes and their eager spirits was a testament to the growing enthusiasm for technology in this part of the world.
The highlight of our workshop was introducing the students to the fascinating world of LEGO Spike. This hands-on training provided them with an understanding of the intricacies of robotics, laying a foundation for more advanced pursuits in the future. The amazement on their faces as they successfully programmed their first robotic maneuvers was truly a sight to behold.
But the fun didn’t stop at LEGO Spike. Our team had more in store for these budding engineers. They were treated to an immersive session on ROV underwater exploration. This was not just a demonstration but an educational experience, diving deep into the mechanics and possibilities of underwater robotics.
Adding to the excitement, we showcased the capabilities of Spero Bots. These spherical robots, with their smooth movement and intriguing programmability, were an instant hit among the students. The way they maneuvered and responded to programming commands was both entertaining and educational for the participants.
To cap off our robotics extravaganza, the kids were introduced to the robo dog Go1. This advanced piece of tech, with its lifelike movements and impressive functionality, left both students and teachers in awe.
The British Virgin Islands workshop is not the end of this journey. In a testament to their newfound passion and skills, many of these students will be traveling to Singapore later this year to participate in the esteemed First Robotics Competition. And they won’t be alone; one of our dedicated iSENSYS coaches will be accompanying them, ensuring they are well-prepared to take on the global stage.
In reflection, this workshop was not just about teaching robotics; it was about kindling a flame of curiosity and passion in these young minds. At iSENSYS, we believe in empowering the next generation with the tools and knowledge they need to shape a better future. The British Virgin Islands initiative was a step in that direction, and we are excited about the many more to come.
Stay tuned to our blog for updates on the Singapore First Robotics Competition and to hear more about the exciting endeavors of our team.
