On the futuristic T2 Campus in Genk, school groups aged 10 to 18 spend half a day independently tackling STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) diving into the world of AI, programming, smart networks and sustainable energy through a narrative experience.
At the heart of the space stands a futuristic city, overlooked by a panoramic screen. It opens on a dry press conference held by a grey city council with even greyer plans for the future, when a hacker abruptly interrupts the broadcast the mission begins....
In small groups, students get to work on a series of challenges, guided by the colourful hackers from the story. RFID wristbands unlock assignments, activate components and kick off games. Building and tinkering, programming, and above all: testing and trying things out.
Our project manager Anna would love to tell you more about this project! Send her an e-mail at anna.heimbrock@yipp.nl