Agribotics World Record event

The Agribotics Summer Camp was an initiative by our student robotics club, featuring simultaneous robotic classes in 12 different locations across the city, each lasting five days. During the camp, kids learned about the integration of robotics into agriculture. They were taught how to create their own automatic greenhouse, where every requirement for a plant, such as water, heat, and temperature, was maintained automatically. The children also learned coding, circuitry, and the underlying principles of the technology. On the final day, all students from the 12 locations came together to set a world record, with 152 students collaborating to create an automated greenhouse in a single attempt.