Great news! We have launched our educational projects, with a long list of goals and objectives to achieve. We are excited to start this great journey, full of adventures, alongside students, teachers, parents, municipal directors, and all those who join us to enrich the process in each project.
This new year comes loaded with many challenges, such as helping others reach their full potential. We maintain our commitment to education, providing opportunities for children and young people. Day by day, students demonstrate the importance of putting into practice the knowledge acquired in their classrooms. They experience the operation of each piece delivered to them. Being part of this allows their creativity and imagination to fly further. This gives them the chance to create new prototypes that solve real-life problems.
Robotics projects are not about students simply reading manuals or observing robot construction in a theoretical way, nor just identifying parts and their functions. By coding, building, and modifying robots, students experiment with movements and behaviors through repeated trials. This hands-on experience sparks creativity, allowing them to imagine and design their ideal robot to meet specific challenges.
For example, the robot may need claws and an object collection system to streamline processes. In addition, students apply mathematics to set parameters for the robot, such as size, movement time, turns, and distance.
The projects under the “One Pair of Hands at a Time” program are exceptional for children who dare to explore, get their hands dirty, experiment, touch, fail, and try again—because this is where the magic happens. These projects are designed for children who see not only a simple nut as a movement but as the spark behind large-scale automations.
Coaches play an important role in this process. Through their guidance, students gain valuable knowledge in robotics while also developing essential 21st‑century skills.
We thank each of our donors for putting their hearts into the different projects, enabling them to reach more students and entire communities.
Thank you very much!
