Bangladesh’s future innovators are making their mark early. Siblings Wadi and Warid, two bright young minds, have proudly secured the Bronze Medal at the Bangladesh Robotics Olympiad (BDRO) National Contest for their impressive robotics project.

The duo, representing Sunnydale School, showcased their creativity, problem-solving ability, and technical knowledge in the competition, which gathered some of the brightest students from across the country.

Both Wadi and Warid received their training in robotics from iTesseract Technologies, a leading institution nurturing young talent in technology and innovation. Their achievement highlights the growing importance of hands-on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education in preparing Bangladesh’s youth for the future.

Robotics for the Next Generation

The BDRO National Contest is designed to spark interest in robotics and artificial intelligence among students, encouraging them to think beyond traditional learning and apply their skills to real-world challenges. Wadi and Warid’s success is proof that when children are given access to the right guidance and opportunities, they can excel on national and even international platforms.

CEO of iTesseract Praises Their Success

Mohammad Abdul Hamid, CEO of iTesseract Technologies, expressed his pride in the students’ accomplishments. He said:

“This achievement by Wadi and Warid is a shining example of how young learners, when given the right platform and mentorship, can do wonders in the field of robotics. At iTesseract, we are committed to shaping the innovators of tomorrow, and their success motivates us to continue empowering the next generation of tech leaders.”

Inspiring Young Innovators

This milestone not only marks a personal victory for Wadi and Warid but also serves as an inspiration for other young learners in Bangladesh to pursue robotics and technology. With platforms like iTesseract and contests like BDRO, the country is steadily building a strong foundation for a future driven by innovation.