The Daisy Centre, a school in rural Kenya, is pioneering robotics education, equipping students with critical thinking and innovation skills for the future. This initiative highlights the potential of hands-on technical training in fostering advanced problem-solving abilities.

• Students at the Daisy Centre are building an Obstacle Avoiding Vehicle (OAV), demonstrating advanced technological skills.
• Key figure: Harrison Shikuku, the ICT and computer science teacher at Daisy Centre, explained the intricacies of robotics and programming.
• A significant challenge is the high cost of robotics kits, ranging from Sh85,000 to Sh110,000, making it inaccessible for most public schools in Kenya.