Aquarius’ Experience in Tver Region to Help Establish Unified Standards for Educational Robotics
The Rudiron educational robotics system’s pilot project in schools and other educational institutions across Tver Region has completed a full validation cycle. Its results are expected to inform the development of teaching materials and unified requirements for engineering workforce training.
The agreements were reached following a meeting of the Heritage XXI discussion club in Tver, as part of efforts to develop the national educational robotics system Russian Robots. Tver Region served as a primary testing ground for Aquarius’ solutions, with validation spanning the entire process, from manufacturing the controller at the company’s plant in Tver to teacher training and student project presentations. Rudiron has been deployed in 36 educational institutions across the region. More than 165 Rudiron.START and Rudiron.ROBO kits are in use, and over 70 teachers have completed the course. School and university students presented 19 projects, including a smart greenhouse, a bionic hand, a photobioreactor, a drone port for agricultural use, and a safety module for machine tools.
