Oceanit has been featured on Living 808 “Geeks and Gadgets” to discuss how they are bringing a robotic coding car from Korea to the K-12 public school teachers of Hawai’i. Altino introduces educators to the fundamentals of programming through an engaging hands-on experience, promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) in schools.
Oceanit is also hosting an introductory Altino coding class on Saturday and Sunday as a fundraiser to send three Altino students to travel to Korea for the International Autonomous Coding Challenge on September 18th. All proceeds of the event will be contributed to their trip.
Source: “Geeks and Gadgets – Altino Coding Car” by Living808
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