National Centre for AI and Robotics breaks ground with Keren Happuch International in collaborative educational venture

The National Centre for AI and Robotics has announced on their official handle (@X), recently hosted students from Keren Happuch International for an enlightening study tour. The focus of the visit was to delve into the cutting-edge Abuja Fablab 1.0, providing students with a firsthand encounter with state-of-the-art technologies.

The objective behind this immersive experience was to offer students hands-on opportunities, aiming to deepen their comprehension of artificial intelligence and robotics. By exposing them to practical applications, the Centre aimed to instill a pragmatic approach to their academic pursuits, nurturing a fervour for innovation among the students.

The visit to Abuja Fablab 1.0 served as a gateway for students to explore the intricate realms of AI and robotics. Through interactive sessions and live demonstrations, the National Centre for AI and Robotics sought to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world implementation, fostering a dynamic learning environment.

This educational endeavour is part of the Center’s broader commitment to shaping the future of technology by nurturing young minds. By encouraging students to engage directly with advanced technologies, the Centre aspires to inspire the next generation of innovators, equipping them with the skills and enthusiasm needed to contribute to the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence and robotics.

The collaboration between the National Centre for AI and Robotics and Keren Happuch International exemplifies a symbiotic relationship between educational institutions and technological hubs.