Islamabad (Report) – In an exciting development, Tech Fellows have begun working towards establishing future robotics labs at 10 FDE (Federal Directorate of Education) higher secondary schools. This initiative focuses on enhancing students’ technical expertise and practical skills, particularly in the realm of robotics and sensor technology.
During a recent training session, students significantly expanded their understanding of sensor technology by integrating various components such as ultrasonic and DHT-11 sensors. Under the guidance of expert mentors, students focused on crucial aspects of wiring, coding, and data interpretation, while learning to develop sensor-based solutions for real-world applications.
Mentors provided valuable insight into project expectations, encouraging students to think creatively and apply their newly acquired skills to design innovative projects. Teams worked collaboratively to develop solutions such as distance-based alert systems and environmental monitoring tools, further enhancing both their technical proficiency and teamwork abilities.
By the end of the session, the students were equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle more complex concepts, preparing them for upcoming project presentations. The creation of robotics labs at these schools is set to further empower the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers, paving the way for a future where students play a leading role in the tech industry.
