TME Education

OUR AMBASSADOR FROM CAMEROON IN CHINA! We're thrilled that one of our ambassadors, Loic, showcased TME Education at Maker Faire Shenzhen 2025!

Maker Faire Shenzhen is the world’s leading celebration of makers and educators, bringing together hands-on innovators to share ideas, inspire young minds, and demonstrate what the future of technology can become when creativity meets purpose. It was held in November in Shenzhen, China, featuring over 100 stands and thousands of visitors.

Loic was honored to be selected among the 100 innovation ambassadors of 2025, representing Cameroon. This recognition is very prestigious!
At his stand, he displayed various projects and items, including the TME Education Kit and Robotsafe V3 robot which is an educational and farming robotics platform that collects and monitors agricultural data. It’s also used to teach embedded systems, robotics, and AI.I.

We are eternally grateful for people like Loic with mission and passion. This event was truly inspiring for TME Education team!

First Global Challenge 2025 in Panama has finished but the emotions still remain.🤯 The winners of this global contest have been selected and the competition was fierce. Teams from over 190 countries were guided by one common goal: tackling the world's biggest problems using technology.
We're delighted to witness the success of Team Kenya, which was supported by TME Education and led by our ambassador Kelvin, that took second place, winning the silver medal.🥈 Huge congratulations to Team Cameroon which won the first place and the golden medal.🥇
These successes are proof that good preparation and steadfastness in pursuing goals directly contribute to tangible results.🏆

A team from Kenya prepared for months, and with support from TME Education, they made it to Panama City in Panama!

The team participated in a FIRST Global Challenge focused on connecting continents and people who use STEM for the good of the planet. The initiative gathers students from over 190 countries to tackle the technical challenges of living in the modern world and develop innovative ideas to improve it for everyone.

We are thrilled to support this team, and we hope they will showcase their brightest ideas and celebrate their skills by creating something truly amazing! Good luck and have lots of fun!

During September, two students took part in the Industrialization Skills Week Africa, where they showcased technical projects developed during the workshops. They receved constructive feedback from experts in technology and mining innovation.

Of course, there were a lot of other workshop activities in Makerspace Zambia. A new group of students was presented with knowledge about electronics and components, software and programming tools, as well as workshop and project support.

As always, our tme educators continue to enpower young innovators by their neverending support and attention to detail.

As a continuation of the Tech Sprint Innovation Program conducted in May 2025, the top three winning teams were invited to pitch their innovative projects.🧠

The first team focused on a water purity detection system, the second on a smart water tank overflow prevention system, and the third on a fire detection and alerting system.💡

All of these topics refer to local and ongoing problems. It's so amazing to find solutions for your own community!

You can always try learning new things by having fun! 🌞

Kenyan teams really shone at the Pan-African Robotics Competition 2025 in Senegal!✨

🥈Silver medal: AI League
🥉Bronze medal: AI League
🏆Special Award: Best Live Demonstration Award

It's a very proud moment for all people gathered in our team. Two medal and one special award are proof that perservance, pursuit of goals, and above all, hard work are appreciated and lead to success.👏 Huge congratulations to all members of the Kenyan teams, both from AI League and Engineers League, Zetech University for their commitment to preparing their students well and of course to our ambassador, Kelvin, who was an indispensable and invaluable part of the team working hard to train the students, helping to implement their projects and successfully coorganizing the trip to Senegal.🤩
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We are so happy that the groups we supported visited AI for Good Finals in Geneva. During the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge Grand Finale, from 37 countries, there were 17 in the junior category and 20 in the senior category. Groups from Ghana and Zambia had an opportunity to showcase their views on this year's theme "Disaster Response Scenarios". And the team from Ghana placed third in the junior category!

It wouldn’t be possible without the help of our tutors – Douglas (Ghana) and Obrey (Zambia), the co-organizers of national selections. Our partner, the The MakersPlace in Ghana is a hub for young creators who want to team up and make something interesting and life-improving in the field of technology. It’s at places like these that great minds grow.

We are thrilled for everyone who participated in the AI for Good Initiative. And we look forward to more events like this in the future!

At the AI for Good Global Summit 2025 in Geneva, in the youth category, Ghana will be represented by a talented team selected from national eliminations, co-organized by our partner the MakersPlace Ghana and our tutor Douglas, and with our support. Everybody is ready and the participants are well prepared. We wish them much success and joy in spending their time and showing the world what they're made of!
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What is ? It’s a platform made by The International Telecommunication, a United Nation agency for digital technologies in Partnership with the Government of Switzerland and 40 other United Nation agencies. Their mission is to solve global challenges using Artificial Intelligence (AI). As part of this project, our Zambian ambassador, Obrey, acted as The Lead Organizer of the AI for Good Challenge in Zambia. He had the privilege of spearheading a national initiative. It brought together over 30 students from high schools and colleges across the country.

The students were trained and mentored at the Makerspace in Lusaka, where they learned valuable hands on skills and prepared for the challenge as well as some of them were elected for the finale in Geneva. They will roudly take part in the 2025 AI for Good Summit, which will be held from July 8–11. This year’s theme, Robotics for Disaster Response, focuses on how AI and robotics can help solve real world problems, especially those linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

We wish them a lot of success, great experience and motivation to follow their passion to change the world for the better!

The Association of Students in Renewable Energy a University of Antananarivo and their club are well known for their activities related to technology and exploring the matter of clean energy.🌞😎These students have successfully finished the training on electronic programming and we're very proud of them.🥳
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