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Published:  2024 in Poland
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Promoting the use of recycled materials in robotics and electronics

The “Robot Wars in Katowice” initiative is a unique educational event that combines science, technology and ecology, encouraging youth to creatively and practically apply technical knowledge through the design and construction of robots using partially recycled materials.

In Poland, as in many other countries, there is a challenge to encourage young people to study technology, engineering and environmental issues. The project addressed this problem by engaging students in creating robots from partially recycled materials, developing their technical skills and raising ecological awareness.


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