Wheel:bit isn't just a robot car; it's a springboard for creativity and creation. Unlike many competitors that have a more closed design, Wheel:bit invites users to customize and change the design, so you can truly create your own unique version.
At a time when more and more teaching methods are being digitized, Norwegian authorities have put practical training in focus. The government has announced its proposal to earmark an impressive NOK 127 million to support the purchase of learning materials that will revolutionize how students learn. This comes as a breath of fresh air in the world of education, and we want to explore what this means for students and schools across the country.
We take students on a journey out of the Earth's atmosphere and into our solar system, they are explorers.
The aim is to investigate the different planets in our solar system and their properties. Along for the ride is their own developed robotic assistant.
Ever wanted to build your own car? Take it from one who actually has done so, it is a great experience that will inspire and
Apply for the Technology Rucksack before 15. May UDIR has now opened this year's application for funds from the Technological Schoolbag. A program that will give students
