Events

At CyLiis in Schools, we visit schools across the county to spread the passion for robotics among children and teenagers. We present the FIRST Tech Challenge competition, our projects from the past three seasons and the robot built for the current season.

We also explain what STEM means and talk about different types of engineers, helping them discover opportunities in technical fields.

At STEM Workshop, middle and high school students learn to design in 3D using Fusion, program Arduino boards and study mechanics. By the end of the course, students leave with a solid foundation in robotics. Classes run from November to March, every weekend.

The activity consists of weekly workshops focused on developing six essential soft skills: time management, public speaking, critical thinking, leadership, self-motivation and teamwork.

To maximize the impact on each participant and ensure a thorough understanding of the topics, we invited experienced guest speakers from the field.

An event dedicated to children with disabilities, those in oncology centers, orphanages and elderly people, through which we bring STEM and FIRST to underserved communities.

It sparks curiosity and creativity, offering inclusion and hands-on projects tailored to the participants' needs, such as affordable prosthetics and bracelets that help visually impaired people sense their surroundings.

We introduce primary school students to the world of robotics:

- We show and explain our 3D printers, what the FIRST Tech Challenge competition is and the robots built for recent seasons.

- We teach them what STEM is about, preparing them for real life and giving them general knowledge about the world around them.

- By visiting our labs, they get to see how we work and, at the end, they can relax by building all sorts of LEGO creations.

An event dedicated to recycling, where we set up a stand for collecting recyclable materials. At the same time, we showcased our team and robot, promoting STEM education and active community involvement. Through this initiative, we combined environmental responsibility with our passion for technology and innovation.

The event brings 5 days packed with interactive and engaging STEM activities for children. The program includes Scratch lessons, LEGO building workshops and spectacular chemistry experiments.

Kids learn new things in a hands-on and fun way, developing their creativity and logical thinking through play and exploration.

Our team was involved in organizing two league meets, giving participating teams the opportunity to test their robots under real competition conditions and identify improvements needed for the season.

Our team was involved in organizing two league meets, giving participating teams the opportunity to test their robots under real competition conditions and identify improvements needed for the season.

Online Scratch courses for middle school students, followed by a contest where they create their own game based on a theme proposed by our team. Through hands-on activities, kids develop their creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills, gaining their first accessible experience with programming.

STEM One has reached its second edition and consists of a 3D modeling contest to design a Formula 1 car. Participants work in teams of 2 and collaborate over 3 weeks to bring their projects to a final result and compete in the contest organized by our team.