Below is the press release from Busy Buzzy Bots.
SAN RAMON, Calif. – Busy Buzzy Bots, a San Ramon-based nonprofit organization dedicated to making STEM education accessible to underserved communities, is participating in this year’s Bay Area Maker Fair. were the only team from the city to participate, and inspired more than 1,000 children during the event. event.
Founded by Doherty Valley High School sophomore Sahiti Madhuvars and Gale Ranch Middle School seventh grader Sarkes Madhuvals, Busy Buzzy Bots provides engaging, hands-on STEAM learning to kids who might not otherwise be able to participate. It started with a simple mission. You can access it. What started as a local initiative to inspire curiosity about science and technology has since grown into a nonprofit organization that positively impacts more than 4,000 children.
For years, Busy Buzzy Bots has developed and distributed DIY STEAM kits that teach children important science and engineering skills through fun and creative projects. From building tiny robots to experimenting with electrical circuits, these kits are designed to inspire curiosity, problem-solving, and confidence in young minds. With the help of volunteers from local schools, the organization aims to reach 10,000 children by 2030.
“Our goal is to provide children with the knowledge and tools they need to explore STEM subjects,” said Saahithi Madhuvarsu. “It’s important to create opportunities for kids to learn by doing and have a lasting impact.”
Saaketh Madhuvarsu added, “STEM education is more important than ever. Through our workshops and kits, we want to help children develop skills that will last a lifetime.”
A global event that celebrates creativity, innovation, and hands-on projects, the Bay Area Maker Faire provided the perfect platform for Busy Buzzy Bots to showcase their work. The nonprofit introduced DIY STEAM kits, engaged with attendees through interactive demonstrations, and shared the impact they’re making on the community. Known for attracting thousands of creators, inventors, and engineers, Maker Faire provided a unique opportunity for Busy Buzzy Bots to connect with a wider audience and share their passion for STEAM education.
In addition to working in underserved communities, Busy Buzzy Bots is a group of dedicated volunteers who help host workshops, create educational kits, and spread awareness about the importance of STEAM learning. Supported. Their combined efforts have enabled this nonprofit organization to expand its reach and continue to make a difference in the lives of young learners.
To learn more about Busy Buzzy Bot and its mission, visit www.busybuzzybots.org.
This was a press release from Busy Buzzy Bots. The views expressed are the author’s own.
