Impressive is technological progress in Armenia where education in the field starts very early with students’ participation in the ARMATH program. In a typical three -storey public school on the outskirts of Grevan, the capital of Armenia, children enthusiastically present his inventions: toys, robots, applications and projects for smart homes. These young inventors attend courses in engineering workshops in a 2014 program and is called Armath which according to the BBC, in English means “root”. Today there are 650 ARMATH workshops in schools throughout Armenia. The BBC correspondent in Armenia, Rayhan Demytrie, explains that the initiative was founded by a business organization, the UATE Association of Businesses, which represents more than 200 High Technology companies in Armenia. “Our vision is to see Armenia become a world -wide technology center that will provide the highest value in both the country and the world,” says Sarkis Karateian, Managers […]
Source: News Beast
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