Igniting interest in all things digital


(From left) SK Putrajaya Presint 8 (1) Year Five pupils Darwisyah Hadi and Alissa Qistina Am Qisti with the MBot during a robotics workshop at the school.

THEY have a dream - to reach out to 900 students in 30 schools over 30 days.

Just so students across Peninsular Malaysia can tinker and play with the latest technology, code, and “make things”.

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