Mallorca handover brings robot kits to 26 Balearic schools
Palma, Mallorca: 26 schools across the Balearic Islands get robotics kits on Monday, 9 November, for a programme that will use artificial intelligence for the first time. Fundación Endesa hands over the kits at CEIP Escola Graduada in Palma. Mateu Suñer, the Balearic secretary for educational development, and Martí Ribas, Endesa’s director in the Balearics, attend.
The kits are for RetoTech, which asks pupils and teachers to develop projects during the school year to tackle problems in their schools and social surroundings. The projects will use robotics and, for the first time this year, artificial intelligence. Of the 26 Balearic schools taking part, 15 are secondary schools and 11 are primary schools.
The schools will present their work at regional festivals at the end of the 2026–2027 school year. Fundación Endesa will award 17 prizes to the best projects in this edition.
Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com