The Business School at German Jordanian University, in collaboration with the Educational Robot Academy "Lionbot," recently organized the "Innovate and Learn Robotics 2024" interactive robotics camp. The week-long event featured thirty-five participants; children of university staff aged 8 to 15 years.
Under the supervision of Dr. Jamal Kandus, a faculty member at the Business School, and with the involvement of robotics specialists and a dedicated robotics consultant Eng. Laith Waleed Shihab, the camp aimed to enhance the creative and technical skills of young students. The program focused on keeping participants abreast of scientific and technological advancements while fostering an environment conducive to innovation and excellence.
The camp included a blend of theoretical and hands-on training, covering various aspects of robotics such as 3D printing, programming controllers, and working with different types of educational robots. Participants also engaged in practical sessions on drones, programming sumo robots, and other related technologies.
This initiative, part of the university's "Kinder Uni" activities, underscores GJU's commitment to community service and the promotion of creativity and innovation among youth.