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Unveiling the Next Robotics Legends!

The top 25 finalists in the Next Robotics Legend competition have been announced, following a keenly contested competition which drew over 1,045 entries from children across Nigeria.

Unveiling the Next Robotics Legends!

Following a rigorous judging process, the top 25 candidates (12 girls and 13 boys) were selected from an impressive pool of entries, to be trained in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. The children, aged 11 to 16, were inducted into the six-week bootcamp programme during a virtual ceremony that took place on Thursday, September 10.

For the duration of the boot camp, each child will receive a tablet with preloaded information; a MekaMon, which is a robot that offers an unparalleled education experience in advanced robotics; as well as access to seasoned tutors.

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During the programme, participants will identify a need in their community, and apply the skills learnt to proffer a solution. The student with the best solution will have the additional opportunity to take part in a mentorship program with Awarri.

Schools are not left out! To ensure sustenance of the initiative, Edu360 will partner with four secondary schools by providing robotics toolkits and training for their teachers to enable them include robotics in their curriculum.

This initiative is part of Edu360’s efforts to integrate Robotics and AI into the education of the Nigerian child, and better prepare them for the workplace for the future.

Visit Union Bank’s Facebook, or Instagram pages for the list of shortlisted candidates. Also click here for more information on The Next Robotics Legend.

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