Romanian students place second in ENJOY AI competitions

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SHANGHAI, Sept. 1, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- This summer, students from WhalesBot's Romanian partner Atelierele Tamarei took their learning experience to new heights by participating in the international ENJOY AI competitions. During their Summer Robotics Bootcamp, the students honed their skills in building, coding, and testing with WhalesBot's robotics kits, ultimately earning second place in both Mining Expedition and Skyline Adventure at the ENJOY AI Asian Open 2026 in Hanoi, Vietnam, on August 22.

WhalesBot, a global leader in STEM and AI education, has expanded its reach to 81+ countries and regions, serving over 30,000 schools and 20,000 educational institutions. The company's integrated ecosystem, designed for students aged 3 to 22, combines hardware, software, curriculum, and competition into a seamless learning experience. Through its AI Foundations platform, WhalesBot provides a structured, project-based curriculum that integrates AI literacy with practical applications.

Xufeng Fei, Founder and CEO of WhalesBot, emphasized the importance of continuous learning in the rapidly evolving tech landscape. "As AI and technological literacy become increasingly crucial, the real challenge is to help young people maintain and apply their skills over time," said Fei. "A complete learning environment is essential, where students can play, learn, compete, and innovate, with each stage building on the last."

The ENJOY AI 2026 Global Final, scheduled for December 4–6 in Hengdian, China, will bring together over 35,000 participants from around the world. This event is part of WhalesBot's ongoing commitment to fostering a global community of learners passionate about STEM and AI.

With the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025 predicting that 39% of workers' core skills will change by 2030, early exposure to AI and technological literacy is just the beginning. WhalesBot's comprehensive approach to education ensures that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the future workforce.

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