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At the “Skola 2026” trade fair, visitors at the Roboskola STEAM Education & Technology Centre stand will be able not only to view, but also to try educational technologies in action and complete a range of short tasks. The stand will feature an interactive floor, interactive sand, a sensory corner for a short break, robotics and virtual reality, as well as soft construction sets and games.
The Roboskola stand will be a live demonstration of how educational technologies can turn learning into an active experience — not just watching but doing. Visitors will be able to take part in short tasks and hands-on trials that show how the same solution can be used across different subjects and age groups: completing game-based challenges in motion on the interactive floor, shaping landscapes and solving tasks on the interactive sand, and exploring how robotics and virtual reality help explain concepts, build logical thinking, and sustain engagement.
At the same time, the stand will also offer a sensory corner as a brief “reset” space and an example of how learning environments can balance activity with calm, alongside soft construction sets and games that spark ideas for creative thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving. The stand will be engaging for both educators and education leaders looking for practical classroom ideas, and for students who want to try technologies and experience that learning can happen in different ways.
Roboskola is a social enterprise with a mission to inspire children to learn with joy and to help teachers feel confident in the world of educational technologies.
Through STEAM education, Roboskola helps children not only gain knowledge, but also learn how to think, create, and use technology meaningfully — so they grow into confident, curious, and creative builders of the future.
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