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High School Students Build Construction Model Robots.

The Monitor (Uganda)

| July 21, 2011 | COPYRIGHT 2008 AllAfrica Global Media. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Byline: Walter Wafula and Nicholas Kalungi

Students of Gayaza High School and St. Mary's College Kisubi have created models of two heavy equipment of importance to the construction and manufacturing industries.

The robots include a heavy load carrier baptised "NXT Robot" developed by Gayaza students and a remote-controlled crane by Kisubi students.

The robots were exhibited at Makerere University last week. The high school students were able to assemble the robots with the support of engineering students of the university.

The creation of the models means that if necessary resources are made available, Uganda has the human resource to assemble and …

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