GreenBot

The eco-friendly educational robot

What is GreenBot?

GreenBot is an ambitious project currently under development, aimed at creating an innovative educational robot designed to revolutionize STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning in classrooms. This project emphasizes sustainability, with the robot being constructed from eco-friendly materials, including recycled PETG. GreenBot is envisioned as a hands-on educational tool that will empower students to engage deeply with STEM subjects through interactive, project-based learning.

As part of its development, GreenBot is being paired with a comprehensive curriculum that will cover essential STEM topics while also integrating lessons on environmental stewardship and gender inclusivity. The goal is to create a learning experience that not only builds technical skills but also fosters a sense of responsibility towards the planet and encourages diverse participation in STEM fields.

The project is initially focused on schools and learning centers in Albania and Kosovo, with plans for future expansion. Once completed, GreenBot will serve as a key resource for educators looking to bring sustainability and cutting-edge technology into their classrooms.

GreenBot's Features

  • Eco-Friendly Design: The robot will be constructed using recycled and sustainable materials, such as PETG, reflecting a commitment to environmental responsibility.
  • Comprehensive STEM Curriculum: A curriculum is being developed alongside the robot, designed to guide students through key STEM concepts while also emphasizing sustainability and inclusivity.
  • Interactive and Modular: GreenBot will feature modular components to allow students to build, customize, and program the robot, making learning both hands-on and adaptable to various educational levels.
  • Sustainability Education: The curriculum will include specific lessons on environmental issues and sustainable practices, aiming to cultivate a generation of eco-conscious students.
  • Gender Inclusivity Focus: The project aims to create an inclusive learning environment that encourages participation from all students, with particular attention to promoting gender diversity in STEM.
  • Teacher Support and Resources: Educators will be provided with resources, including lesson plans and instructional guides, to help them integrate GreenBot into their teaching effectively.
  • Low Carbon Footprint Production: The manufacturing process is being designed with a low carbon footprint in mind, ensuring that the project aligns with global sustainability goals.
  • Scalability for Different Educational Levels: The robot and curriculum will be scalable, making them suitable for a wide range of educational settings, from primary schools to advanced learning environments.
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Project Timeline

Application Phase

Ideation

(November 2023)
Our team came up with the idea of creating an educational robot, based on our experiences with educational courses.

Application

(December 2023)
Our team prepared the documentation and applied to the Challenge Fund - First Call program.

Prototype

(March 2024)
Our team started the development of a prototype of GreenBot by utilizing the 3D printer and development boards

Award

(April 2024)
Our team presented the GreenBot prototype and project in front of the jury and won the award of Lot 2 (~20.000 EUR)

Implementation phase

Signature

(June 2024)
Official signing of the grant contract with EU4Innovation and start of the project implementation period

Procurement

(July-September 2024)
Opening of calls for tenders and gathering of offers for the needed equipment. Purchases of equipment

Development

(October 2024 - February 2025)
Team focuses on development of electronic boards, design improvement, app development and methodology creation

Promotion

(March-May 2025)
Promotion of the project in social media channels, meetings with schools, round tables with education specialists

Conclusion

(June 2025)
This month is the conclusion of the project, where project auditing also takes place and contract finishes

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