Students from Gan Eng Seng Primary School recently visited Weston Robot for an immersive learning experience focused on robotics technology. The visit kicked off with an engaging demonstration of the robot dog, GO2, led by the Weston Robot team. The team explained the impressive capabilities of GO2, such as its ability to navigate different terrains and perform tasks autonomously, sparking curiosity and excitement among the students about how robotics is transforming various industries.

Photo: Weston Robot Demonstrated Robot Dog, GO2 to Gan Eng Seng Primary School

The students were highly enthusiastic and actively participated throughout the demonstration. They had the opportunity to control GO2 themselves, allowing them to experience firsthand how the robot responds to commands. In addition to interacting with GO2, the students explored other robotic technologies from Weston Robot, further expanding their understanding of how robotics is applied in areas like healthcare, logistics, and public safety.

Photo: Gan Eng Seng Primary School's Students Actively Participate in this Robot Learning Journey in Weston Robot 

Photo: Student of Gan Eng Seng Primary School Tried to Use GO2 During The Robot Learning Section in Weston Robot

Another highlight of the visit was the introduction of exoskeleton technology. The students were thrilled to try on these wearable robotic devices, which are designed to enhance human strength and endurance. This hands-on experience gave them a unique insight into how robotics can augment human capabilities, creating a particularly exciting and memorable part of the tour.

Photo: Weston Robot's Team Help the Student to Put on Exoskeleton During The Learning Journey

Photo: Gan Eng Seng Primary School's Student Wear Exoskeleton & Tried to Lift Up Heavy Things

The visit to Weston Robot provided Gan Eng Seng Primary School students with an enriching and interactive introduction to robotics. The chance to engage with GO2, other robots, and exoskeletons sparked a deep interest in robotics, inspiring the students to think about how these technologies could shape the future.

Group Photo: Gan Eng Seng Primary School Visited Weston Robot for Learning Journey