Armath students introduce robots made of Beeline WI-FI equipment

ArmInfo. Students from  Armath lab of Basic School No.173, named after Vahagn Vardevanyan  participated in DigiTec tech expo and introduced robots made of Wi-Fi  equipment, provided earlier by Beeline Armenia.

Beeline provided the equipment within the frames of cooperation with  Union of Information Technology Enterprises (UITE). 

"It is great to see so many talented young people, who have already  become skillful engineers able to make robots out of various parts of  equipment. They will definitely succeed in tech industry, and I am  happy that Beeline has its contribution in their education.  Undoubtedly, education is the most powerful tool for changing  people's lives for the better," Beeline Armenia CEO Andrey Pyatakhin  remarked.  Beeline announced this summer that the company will  present more than 1000 pieces of Wi-Fi equipment to the network of  Armath labs.

To note, Laboratories "Armat" work round the clock and free of  charge. Students in schools that do not have laboratories can visit  the "Armat" circles located in the adjacent settlements. Note that  the UITE strategy provides for the creation of opportunities for all  schoolchildren to receive engineering education and emphasizes the  importance of engineering thought formation at school age.

To recall, ArmenTel JSC is a member of the Veon group of companies,  which is one of the world's largest integrated telecom operators. The  group includes communications companies providing voice and data  services based on a wide range of wireless and fixed-line  technologies, as well as broadband Internet access to more than 200  million subscribers in Russia, Italy, Ukraine, Kazakhstan,  Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia , Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Algeria,  Bangladesh and Pakistan. The companies of the group provide services  under the brands Beeline, Kyivstar, Wind, Mobilink, Banglalink and  Djezzy.