The competition, co-organized by the Canadian National Robotics Society, Kavosh Academy, and Hive5 Academy, transformed the Markham venue into a hub for collaborative engineering. Participants spent three days programming and refining robots, navigating technical challenges that required both creative problem-solving and cross-border teamwork. Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti welcomed the delegation, presenting a certificate of appreciation to recognize the organization's role in advancing local and international STEM education.
ENJOY AI Expands Robotics Education Network to the Americas
Hundreds of young innovators gathered at the Pan Am Centre in Markham, Ontario, from July 18 to 20 for the inaugural ENJOY AI 2026 Americas Open. The event drew students from Canada, Mexico, Türkiye, and Ethiopia, marking a significant expansion for the international robotics and STEM competition network.
Beyond the competitive arena, an AI Tech Sector Stage hosted industry experts who discussed the trajectory of emerging technologies. Samia Karimi Dastjerdi of the Canadian National Robotics Society noted that the event serves as a bridge for students to transform classroom theories into functional solutions. Supported by Shanghai-based WhalesBot, the competition is designed as one stage in a continuous learning ecosystem that spans from early childhood exploration to advanced robotics application, currently reaching students in over 80 countries.
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