Arduino, supported by Qualcomm, is partnering with Indian edtech firm Get Set Learn to introduce on-device AI and robotics learning across India's K-12 school system.

The collaboration will help students learn by building real, intelligent devices that run AI locally, reducing reliance on the cloud and making the learning more practical for real-world use.

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From a father–son engineering duo, the WOWCube is tactile play alongside spatial computing. Bridging STEM learning and gaming.

The source code is coming soon.

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