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We observed the use of various machines,
gaining practical insights into electron-
ics production. Moving to the FabLab, we
witnessed the creation of drones and

gadgets, exploring the functionality of 3D
printers. The visit concluded at the Shot-
Bot lab, where computer designs mate-
rialised into physical objects through la-
ser cutters. Some students even received
keychains as souvenirs, adding a memo-
rable touch to the educational outing.

EDUCA TIONAL TR IP T O THE
EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO THE
We departed at 10:50 am, marking the end
NCAIR
NCAIR
of a brief yet enlightening visit. Returning
to school, we carried with us a deeper
understanding of the cutting-edge ad-
vancements in artificial intelligence and
robotics. Article by
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR
Lotanna Eneh | Year 10 Congo NA TIONAL CENTRE FOR
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & ROBO TICS
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & ROBOTICS
n the 18 of January 2024, year 10
ICT and Computer Science stu-
O dents embarked on a trip to the
National Center for Artificial Intelligence Returning to school, we
and Robotics (NCAIR). We left the school
carried with us a deeper
at 8:57 am and arrived at 9:07 am, at
NCAIR, a subsidiary of The National Infor- understanding of the

mation Technology Development Agen-
cutting-edge advance-
cy (NITDA) at Alimoh-Abu Street, Wuye,
Abuja, providing a rich learning experi-
ence. Upon arriving our guide initiated ments in artificial
intelligence and
discussions about our expectations, set-
ting the tone for an insightful tour.
robotics.

The tour commenced in the PCB lab,
showcasing the manufacturing process
of circuit boards.

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