On 30 July 2024, Weston Robot welcomed a group of enthusiastic students from Punggol Cove Primary School for an exciting educational tour. The visit provided the young learners with a hands-on experience of cutting-edge robotics technology, introducing them to the world of automation and artificial intelligence. The highlight of the tour was the demonstration of Weston Robot’s DOG GO2, an advanced robotic dog designed for a range of practical applications. The students were thrilled to witness DOG GO2 in action, observing how it could move autonomously and perform various tasks with precision.

Photo: Weston Robot's Team Demonstrate Robot DOG, GO2 for Punggol Cove Primary School's Students

One of the most exciting moments of the tour was when the students had the opportunity to control DOG GO2 using voice commands. Guided by Weston Robot’s expert team, the students learned how voice recognition technology can be integrated into robotics to enable interactive and user-friendly control. The hands-on experience allowed them to see the direct application of technology in real-world scenarios, making the tour both fun and educational.

Video: Punggol Core Primary School's Student Tried Using Voice Command to Control Robot DOG, GO2

In addition to exploring DOG GO2, the students were divided into smaller groups to try out other robots as part of their educational tour activities. Each group was introduced to different robotics solutions designed by Weston Robot, giving them a broader understanding of how robots can assist in various industries, including healthcare, logistics, and public safety. These interactive sessions encouraged collaboration and problem-solving among the students.

The tour proved to be an engaging and memorable experience for the Punggol Cove Primary School students. Their smiles and excitement throughout the day reflected their enthusiasm for learning about robotics and technology. Many of the students expressed how much they enjoyed the opportunity to interact with the robots, particularly using the voice-control feature of DOG GO2, which made them feel like they were operating cutting-edge technology themselves.

Overall, the educational tour at Weston Robot not only introduced the students to the potential of robotics in everyday life but also inspired them to think creatively about technology and its future applications. The hands-on experience and group activities helped make learning about robotics an enjoyable and interactive process, leaving a lasting impact on the young minds eager to explore the future of automation.

Group Photo: Punggol Cove Primary School Students Visited Weston Robot for An Engaging Educational Tour