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WhalesBot Hands-on STEM & AI learning for the next generation.

WhalesBot brings robotics, coding, AI, hands-on projects, and global competitions together — giving young minds more ways to build, experiment, and create.

What happens when AI can sense and act in the physical world?And what could that mean for how kids learn, build, and cre...
17/09/2026

What happens when AI can sense and act in the physical world?
And what could that mean for how kids learn, build, and create?

We've been building our answer. Coming soon.

15/09/2026

For our final episode, it’s time to hear from the judges. 🎤

Looking back on the AI competition, the judges share what stood out most to them: students giving their best, approaching the same challenges in different ways, and bringing creativity into every solution. 🤖

With WhalesBot robots, students can test ideas, adapt their strategies, and turn different approaches into action.

A big thank you to our partner Atelierele Tamarei, ENJOY AI, and everyone who shared their voices throughout the series! 💙

👉 Explore more STEM and AI robotics solutions from WhalesBot:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=brand_post

What does future-ready AI and STEM learning look like in practice? 🤖Last week, we welcomed Ms Caroline Xu, Executive Pri...
14/09/2026

What does future-ready AI and STEM learning look like in practice? 🤖

Last week, we welcomed Ms Caroline Xu, Executive Principal of Dehong International Chinese School (Shanghai), Louise Martin, Head of Secondary, and colleagues from Dehong and Education in Motion to WhalesBot.

From robots and drones to AI learning spaces and competition environments, the team explored how hands-on technology can become part of a meaningful learning journey for kids.

It was great to exchange ideas with educators who share our belief that AI and STEM education should go beyond concepts and give kids more opportunities to explore, build, and learn by doing. ✨

👉 Explore more about WhalesBot:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/

11/09/2026

The best first experience is one that makes you want to explore more. 🤖

Episode 4 of our Voices from the Summer Robotics Bootcamp series is all about hands-on robotics.

During the bootcamp in Romania organized by our partner Atelierele Tamarei, students used WhalesBot robots to prepare for ENJOY AI competitions, building, programming, and discovering what their robots could do.

We love seeing that first experience turn into curiosity and the desire to keep exploring.

Hear what students enjoyed most about working with WhalesBot robots in Episode 4! 🚀

👉 Explore more STEM and AI robotics solutions:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=brand_post

Your ENJOY AI African Open story deserves to be shared! 🌍🤖Together with MakersPlace Robotics, we’re inviting everyone pa...
10/09/2026

Your ENJOY AI African Open story deserves to be shared! 🌍🤖

Together with MakersPlace Robotics, we’re inviting everyone participating in or supporting the ENJOY AI 2026 African Open to share their story with the community through photos or video on Instagram. From preparig for the competition to memorable moments on event day, we’d love to see the African Open through your eyes.

🎁 3+10 winners will receive special prizes!
📅 Story Challenge: September 10–25, 2026

Share your story on Instagram, mention , and , then submit your post here:
👉 https://forms.gle/VdkoAdLBtA7dsexN8

One story. One journey. One community.

AI is getting better at ex*****on. So what should schools teach next? 🤖A recent World Economic Forum article points to a...
09/09/2026

AI is getting better at ex*****on. So what should schools teach next? 🤖

A recent World Economic Forum article points to a shift happening inside work itself. As AI takes on more analysis, content generation, optimization, and routine ex*****on, human value may increasingly lie in framing problems, guiding AI, evaluating outputs, and deciding what happens next.

For education, that raises an important question: Can students do more than use AI?Can they define the right problem, question what AI produces, and decide how it should be applied?

At WhalesBot, we believe future-ready AI learning should go beyond tool use. Kids need opportunities to understand AI, build with it, question it, and apply it through hands-on learning and real-world problem solving.

👉 Read our new blog: https://www.whalesbot.ai/blog/when-ai-does-more-of-the-ex*****on-what-should-schools-teach-next

Ready to bring a little more action into STEM learning? 🚁Meet WhalesBot Eagle 125F, a football drone designed to turn fl...
08/09/2026

Ready to bring a little more action into STEM learning? 🚁

Meet WhalesBot Eagle 125F, a football drone designed to turn flying into an engaging, hands-on learning experience.

🔹 Game-Based Learning
Helps build spatial recognition, focus, and coordination through interactive flight activities.
🔹 Safe & Resilient
The enclosed spherical design helps protect students and surroundings during flight.
🔹 No Setup Required
Ready to fly out of the box, with no programming needed.
🔹 Perfect for Indoors
Compact and designed for classrooms, gyms, and activity halls.

Eagle 125F is also the recommended kit for the ENJOY AI I 2026 Drone Cup, giving students a way to take their flying skills from practice into team-based competition. 🏆

👉 Explore WhalesBot Eagle 125F:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/products/drone -125F

07/09/2026

Meet the Angry Duck, built with WhalesBot AI Module 2S! 🦆🤖

In this step-by-step tutorial, see how different parts come together to build the Angry Duck model, from structure and assembly to a complete robotics creation.

Follow along, build your own, and explore what you can create with WhalesBot AI Module 2S.

👉 Explore more WhalesBot video tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com//videos

04/09/2026

A competition may end with a result, but the experience can lead much further. 🤖

Episode 3 of our Voices from the Summer Robotics Bootcamp series looks at what comes next: the confidence, curiosity, and possibilities students carry forward.

After months of preparation in Romania with WhalesBot robots, students from our Romanian partner Tamarei brought that experience to the AI 2026 Asian Open. But beyond the competition itself, this journey opened up new possibilities for where their interest in robotics and technology could lead next.

For us at WhalesBot, it is especially meaningful to see students grow from exploring technology to imagining what they could create next. We hope to keep supporting more experiences like these around the world.

👉 Explore more STEM and AI robotics solutions from WhalesBot:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=brand_post

What should the school of the future look like? 🤖Education is evolving. As technology continues to reshape the way we le...
03/09/2026

What should the school of the future look like? 🤖

Education is evolving. As technology continues to reshape the way we learn and create, the future of schools may move beyond traditional classrooms toward more connected and flexible learning ecosystems.

The school of the future may become:

🔹 Less a place, more an ecosystem
Connecting learning spaces, resources, and experiences beyond the classroom.

🔹 Less one-size-fits-all, more personalized journeys
Supporting every kid’s interests, abilities, and pace of growth.

🔹 Less about finding answers, more about creating solutions
Helping kids explore STEM, understand AI, build with technology, and solve real-world challenges.

At WhalesBot, we believe the future of learning is built through connected ecosystems. By combining hardware, software, curriculum, and competition, we create hands-on STEM and AI learning experiences that inspire kids to explore, create, and grow.

👉 Explore WhalesBot’s STEM & AI learning ecosystem:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/resources/ai-education?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=industry_post

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