Our story starts in Syria. We first learned the craft when a young robotics engineer began teaching the youth of our local mosque — and from our mother, who lectured electronics engineering at the University of Damascus.

After arriving in Canada following the war, we built a high-school robotics team within months — and rode that momentum into university, where we joined the Mars Rover Challenge and finished 2nd internationally, 1st in North America, ahead of Stanford and Harvard.

In parallel, the three of us taught robotics in elementary, middle, and high schools. Our students went on to win podium positions at national and international competitions — even through the pandemic.

Today, Anas is in his PhD, Hassan engineers at the Canadian Space Agency, and Hamza is in medical school working on innovation in medicine. We believe in a future where humans and robots work together — and we're educating the next generation to make it real.