Success Stories

“When we were doing the experiments, I was just thinking about relating human senses with the robotic modules, the algorithm of how human thinks. Actually hands-on projects and robotic module experiments like Twin engages kids with the physical world rather than digital world but at the same time it teaches how thinking like an algorith works. Twin projects also allow children to experiment with trial and error. They actually learn from their mistakes, and they see the fundamentals theory and practice. It is a critical component to help us win the future.”

Francesca Fornasari
Research Fellow, Politecnico di Torino

“When I first came to this workshop, I was a bit confused, a bit nervous of what was going to happen. But once I got into it, it was a lot of fun and I made a lot of friends and the races were a lot of fun. The instructions were so straightforward, and was really easy and fun to do it.”

Ethan Tailor
RSBC, Visually Impaired
Student
“It was fascinating session. I have never done anything like this before while volunteering with RSBC.”

Steve Tomkins
RSBC, Dedicated Volunteer