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We believe it most important that as students explore the use of 3D Printers, students engage in the design process and build projects they have designed.
Sam has been keen to share via youtube much of what he is learning through our STEM workshops at Bosch.
A Huge thank you to John Athanasakis and Neng Kim for providing a very interesting tour of their Head Office in Clayton South.
This is Week 3 of the STEM tinkering sessions at Bosch in Melbourne.
Last night many of the students completed their mechanical arm builds and started to learn how to write code for a servo.
It was especially great to have Monique from Robogals – Monash and Raj from RMIT join me on a panel fielding questions focused on Pathways in STEM.
This is the second of the RTL Tinkering sessions at Bosch in Melbourne.
These images showcase young students engrossed in STEM.
First the AR and TiE Presentation, then everyone’s first introduction to Arduino.
Raj Murugan, a volunteer RTL facilitator studying engineering at RMIT designed this pot holder as a prototype for the mechanical arms students are building at BOSCH Head Office.
