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Have fun with us - Robotics

We are a company working with new technologies, but we also want to make a difference in our local community. That is why we founded the Aktywne Kosakowo association, which is linked to what we love doing, i.e. volleyball, sport...

We are a company working with new technologies, but we also want to make a difference in our local community. That is why we founded the Aktywne Kosakowo association, which is linked to what we love doing, i.e. volleyball, sport and education.

For two years we have been running robotics classes for children and young people, and thanks to a grant from the Municipal Office and the commitment of the Association's members and supporters, we want to continue this work.

Over the past two years we have equipped the Library with Ozobot and Edison educational robots. Any reader can borrow them, and we warmly encourage everyone to do so.
Nowadays, digital skills and technological knowledge are as essential as knowing English. That is why we invite you to take part in our events.

Next year we plan to run not only a course, but also a Robotics Day open to everyone.

If you are interested, visit the Aktywne Kosakowo website https://aktywnekosakowo.pl/warsztaty-z-robotyki/ and Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/AktywneKosakowo/ where you will find reports on our activities as well as educational materials.

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