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19/08/2026

Ready to take your first flight with the Eagle 1003? 🚁

This step-by-step tutorial walks you through the essentials, from setting up the drone and coding your program to controlling it in flight.

By connecting coding with real drone movement, students can see their programs come to life while building practical skills through hands-on exploration. 💻

Watch the tutorial and start exploring drone coding with WhalesBot Eagle 1003.

👉 Explore more WhalesBot drone solutions:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/products/drone

18/08/2026

Small robot, big room for exploration. Meet WhalesBot Rocky. 🤖

Designed for hands-on robotics learning, Rocky combines building, programming, sensing, and motion control in one flexible platform:

• Smart control with a 32-bit processor, display, Bluetooth, and built-in sensors
• Ultrasonic and 5-in-1 grayscale sensors for exploring and responding to the environment
• 2 closed-loop motors for precise and reliable movement
• Customizable building for creating different robot designs
• Multiple sensor, motor, and servo ports for expanding what Rocky can do

And the learning goes beyond the build. Rocky is also the recommended kit for the ENJOY AI 2026 Mining Expedition, where students can put their coding, robot control, and problem-solving skills into action. ⛏️

👉 Explore WhalesBot Rocky: https://www.whalesbot.ai/products/rocky

17/08/2026

A closer look at AI, robotics, and the future of education in Australia. 🇦🇺

Last week, we welcomed John Madew, Deputy Consul-General (Commercial); Stephanie Smith, Consul (Commercial); and Jay Ning, Senior Investment Director from the Commercial Section of the Australian Consulate-General Shanghai, to WhalesBot.

During the visit, the group explored our robotics products and learning spaces, while we shared more about WhalesBot’s latest learning solutions and international growth. 🤖

We also exchanged ideas on Australia’s education and AI landscape, including how emerging technologies are shaping new opportunities for learning and collaboration.

It was great to connect with the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) around a shared interest in the future of AI, robotics, and STEM education, and to bring perspectives from different markets into the conversation. 🌏

👉 Learn more about WhalesBot: https://www.whalesbot.ai/

14/08/2026

The AI age is also about relational intelligence (RQ). 🌐

A recent article published by the World Economic Forum highlights relational intelligence (RQ) as an increasingly important human capability, especially the ability to build trust, collaborate across differences, and resolve conflict.

Every technological revolution changes what society values. The industrial age emphasized physical capital. The information age elevated cognitive capital. In the AI age, relational intelligence may matter more than ever.🌱

For STEM and robotics learning, this idea is especially tangible. When students build, test, and troubleshoot together, they are not only learning technology. They are also developing teamwork, communication, and shared problem-solving from an early age.

At WhalesBot, we believe future-ready learning should develop both technical fluency and the human capabilities students build through learning and creating together. 🤖

👉 Explore more WhalesBot insights: https://www.whalesbot.ai/blog

13/08/2026

From training AI models to turning code into real-world actions, software gives students a powerful way to learn by creating. 💻

WhalesBot Software Practice brings AI and coding together through two complementary learning areas.

🤖 For AI practice, students can train models, develop their own AI applications, and connect software with hardware to see how AI works beyond the screen.

💡 For coding practice, graphical programming, AI-assisted programming, and Python give students multiple ways to develop coding skills, test ideas, and build their own projects.

Together, these tools help students move from understanding technology to experimenting with it, creating with it, and putting their ideas into practice.

👉 Explore more WhalesBot AI and STEM learning solutions:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/

12/08/2026

Drone soccer is taking STEM learning to new heights! ⚽️🚁

With every move, players put their focus, control, coordination, and quick decision-making to the test.

By bringing robotics into a fast-paced and interactive game, WhalesBot Eagle 125F gives students a fun way to experience technology in action and build practical skills through hands-on exploration.

👉 Explore more STEM and AI robotics products from WhalesBot:
https://www.whalesbot.ai/products/stem-ai-products

11/08/2026

STEM learning has no borders. 🌍

Today, WhalesBot supports learning communities across 80+ countries, 30K+ schools, and 15K+ institutions, bringing hands-on AI, robotics, and STEM learning to students and educators around the world. 🤖

Behind these numbers are classrooms, educators, and young learners exploring technology through hands-on experiences.

As our global learning network continues to grow, we look forward to making AI and STEM education accessible to even more learners worldwide!

👉 Explore WhalesBot: https://www.whalesbot.ai/

10/08/2026

Our latest press release on the inaugural ENJOY AI 2026 Americas Open is now available via PR Newswire. 🌎🤖

The event brought hundreds of young participants from Canada, Mexico, Türkiye, and Ethiopia together in Markham for robotics competitions, hands-on AI learning, and international exchange.

As a sponsor of the event, WhalesBot was proud to support this important step in ENJOY AI’s global growth. More than a competition, the Americas Open gave students opportunities to program, test, collaborate, and turn what they had learned into real robotics experiences.

This is also part of a larger goal: connecting classroom learning, hands-on projects, and international competitions to help more young people develop practical AI and STEM skills.

👉 Read the full press release:
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/enjoy-ai-launches-first-americas-open-expanding-international-ai-and-robotics-education-network-302841052.html

/PRNewswire/ -- From July 18 to 20, the inaugural ENJOY AI 2026 Americas Open was held at the Pan Am Centre in Markham, Ontario, Canada, bringing together...

06/08/2026

A summer project can start with a film, a sketch, or a simple question, and lead to a robot that moves, a model that learns, or a challenge solved. ☀️

In our latest blog, we’ve brought together seven practical AI and robotics activities students can try during summer vacation, from creative AI tools and robot building to technology visits, summer camps, and international competitions. 🤖

At WhalesBot, we hope these ideas help families and educators turn summer curiosity into hands-on learning, with options for different ages, interests, and experience levels.

👉 Read the full blog: https://www.whalesbot.ai/blog/7-best-ai-and-robotics-activities-for-students-to-try-during-summer-vacation

05/08/2026

Ready to start coding with WhalesBot AI Module 5s? 🤖

This step-by-step tutorial shows how to use Scratch in the WhalesBot IDE and create your first program. The same process also works with AI Module 3s and other Smart Series kits.

Follow along and bring your robotics ideas to life! 💻

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