The robots didn’t show up: children in Mykolaiv were introduced to a printer and a plotter

On October 27, young people in Mykolaiv learned about the technologies at the KO_LABA laboratory. The exhibition was held at the “Khvylya” Mykolaiv City Youth Space. The information was provided by the Youth Policy Department.

Participants were introduced to several areas of modern technology:

• maker equipment;
• robotics;
• interactive exhibits;
• technological developments.

The visit went beyond simply viewing the exhibits: visitors could see how some of the devices work and learn how the technologies are used in practice.

The exhibition aimed to encourage young people to pursue technical creativity, engineering, and innovation. Another goal was to show what opportunities modern equipment offers for learning and bringing their own projects to life.

Events like this complement efforts to expand learning and development opportunities for young people in Mykolaiv. The “Khvylya” space continues to create an environment where young people can explore new technologies, gain hands-on experience, and develop technical skills.

Source: Mykolaiv City Council.

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