ABOUT US

Established in 2016 in Larisa, Greece, STEM Robotics Academy is a non-profit educational, scientific and research organisation combining practical education, technological innovation, applied research and European cooperation.

Advancing STEM, Research and International Cooperation

WHO WE ARE

Education, Research and Technology with Purpose

STEM Robotics Academy brings together educators, engineers, researchers and youth-work professionals with experience in STEM education, robotics, artificial intelligence, digital learning and international cooperation.

We connect daily educational practice with applied research, professional training, youth participation and European projects. Our aim is to create meaningful learning experiences, practical solutions and long-term cooperation between organisations, educators and young people.

Since 2017, we have provided learning opportunities for adults, educators and professionals through practical workshops, structured training courses and job-shadowing activities. Our educational work also involves cooperation with parents and caregivers of children with diverse learning needs, helping us better understand the challenges families face in an increasingly digital environment.

2016

Larisa, Greece

Non-Profit

European & International

Established

Our Base

Educational, Scientific & Research Organisation

Cooperation and Training

WHO WE ARE

Education, Research and Technology with Purpose

Our Mission

Our Vision

Our Values

To make STEM, robotics, artificial intelligence and digital technologies accessible, practical and meaningful for learners, educators and young people, while supporting inclusion, creativity and active participation.

A future in which education, research and technology work together to empower people, strengthen communities and create sustainable opportunities for learning and cooperation.

Inclusion, integrity, collaboration, innovation, responsibility and respect guide the way we design learning experiences, develop partnerships and work with young people and educators.

OUR JOURNEY

From Local STEM Education to International Cooperation

2016 — Foundation

STEM Robotics Academy was established in Larisa, beginning its educational work in STEM and robotics and participating internationally at WRO New Delhi.

2017–2018 — Research and Recognition

2019 — International Educational Outreach

Cooperation with the Educational Technology Lab of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, regional robotics events and an ESA Astro Pi distinction.

Participation in the WRO Invitational in Denmark and the Scratch in Schools Conference in Cambridge.

2023 — Expanding International Action

Delivery of a self-funded STEM education programme in Tanzania, extending our activities beyond Europe.

2025 — RoboRAVE Greece

Appointment as the official RoboRAVE International representative in Greece and organisation of the first RoboRAVE Greece competition in Larisa.

2026 — European Growth

Expansion of Erasmus+ cooperation, international training activities and the organisation of the second RoboRAVE Greece and RoboRAVE Europe Open.

FACILITIES & CAPACITY

A Dedicated Space for Learning, Training and Innovation

STEM Robotics Academy operates its own dedicated educational facilities in Larisa, Greece. The 150 m² space includes two classrooms, a robotics laboratory, a computer room and a flexible area for seminars, presentations and group activities.

Our infrastructure supports regular educational programmes, practical technology training, international mobilities, pilot activities and small-group events for up to 30 participants at the same time.

150 m²

Up to 30

Robotics Lab

Computer Room

Dedicated Facilities

Participants

Practical STEM Training

Digital and AI Learning

Key resources include educational robotics platforms, computers, electronics, IoT systems, 3D printers, drones, VR equipment and audiovisual tools.

Build Meaningful Cooperation with STEM Robotics Academy

LET’S WORK TOGETHER

We welcome cooperation with educational institutions, youth organisations, research teams, public authorities and international partners interested in developing projects, training programmes and innovative learning activities.