UBTECH announces Robotics Summer Workshop
Robotics is such a fascinating and exciting branch of science and technology. We now see more advanced robots for different purposes and industries.
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| UBTECH holds Robotics Summer Workshop |
UBTECH wants to make robotics more accessible with a Robotics Summer Workshop. This is going to focus on robots that aims to help kids learn and explore. They also want to shed off the belief that robots are just expensive "toys" that serve no other purpose than to entertain a kid.
Robotics has been used as an alternative and useful tool in teaching that is already recognized and highly regarded by our local government. The government set aside millions of pesos to purchase Robots for the use of public schools. Private schools also use their own budget to have robots as well.
Now, the demands of having Robotics as part of electives or even as an integral part of the curriculum grow year after year since more countries are investing in this. There are also a lot of robotics competition here and abroad.
UBTECH Robotics Philippines is stepping up by bringing and conducting their own Robotics Summer Workshop. They believe that this effort will help raise awareness about the importance of robotics. This will also help increase the demand for robotics education as their customer will begin to understand it as well.
This workshop will also incorporate the STEM education where they can share their creative thinking by sharing ideas and communicating with their peers. If your child is going to spend hours on end using gadgets then you can put him in this workshop to make it more worthwhile.
May 11 - 13 - Toy Kingdom SM Makati
May 25 - 27 - Toy Kingdom SM City North Edsa
June 1 - 3 - Toy Kingdom Megamall
Inclusions: Hands-On Training, Certificate of Completion, Robotics Kit (Top Students/Team only) Culminating Activity and USB Flash drive
May 14, 16,18,21,23,25 - BB Corporate Center
28,30
Inclusions: Hands-On Training, Certificate of Completion, Robotics Kit (Top Students/Team only) Culminating Activity and USB Flash drive
Who's excited?
Who's excited?
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