This year we decided to have more hands-on activities such as drone making where they need to use household products like ice-cream sticks. We want to challenge the kids and make their parents see how technology can enhance their child’s development,” Tay said. At the three-day event, workshops are held for students and participants in badge, drone and LED circuit making. “So far, I have won one match today and I hope to win on the last day of this event. The event also holds exhibitions by STEM companies like Park Easy, Nazrol Tech and Quadtech Entreprise showcasing new developments in the industry.

Source: New Strait Times November 05, 2017 09:22 UTC