The digitalization and modernization of agriculture are constantly advancing, making the use of cutting-edge technologies essential. As part of this progress, the Békés County Regional Organization of the Hungarian Chamber of Plant Protection Engineers and Plant Doctors and the NIA – Németh Imre Foundation have signed a cooperation agreement....

Success at the EDU Cup 2025 International Robotics Competition! Our students achieved excellent results. Notably, teams from India also competed; in the Project TEENS category, the Indian team finished just 2 points ahead of the HMC Team, who took third place. In the Engineer category, teams had only 1.5 days to build and program their...

Last Thursday and Friday, the robotics room of the Gyulai SzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, Vocational School and Dormitory in Orosháza—and the NIA headquarters—hosted a special event. Students learning robotics from Kossuth Technikum, Eötvös József Catholic Primary School and Kindergarten, and Orosháza Vörösmarty Mihály Primary School – Czina Sándor...

In 2025, we're launching our popular drone courses again to make this exciting, rapidly developing technology accessible to even more people. The aim is to enable participants to use drones confidently, understand how they work, and master essential piloting and safety knowledge.

At the morning school assembly, the Gyulai SzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, Vocational School and Dormitory, together with NIA Orosháza – Németh Imre Foundation and the For Kossuth "MEZGÉ" Foundation, rewarded participants in the Christmas classroom-decorating project. Many thanks to the classes, teachers, and evaluators for their work!

At the Eötvös József Catholic Primary School in Orosháza, not only our robot but also two of our VR headsets were showcased as part of a Christmas gift game—to the great delight of the students. With the two headsets, they could try different games, which they thoroughly enjoyed. According to them, they woke up already excited to program the...

In December, Kossuth Lajos Technikum held its second Open Day, where primary school pupils could enjoy exciting technology experiences. The event was made special by the modern tools provided by our foundation—such as VR headsets and LEGO robots—which allowed young visitors to actively explore the world of technology.

At a ceremony on Thursday morning at the Justh Zsigmond City Library, the best participants of the "Let's collect acorns in Orosháza" campaign were honored. The action, organized by the Németh Imre Foundation, exceeded all prior expectations.

The organizers invited those who joined the "Let's collect acorns in Orosháza!" call to an awards ceremony. The Orosháza library was full on Thursday; participants in the acorn-collecting campaign were enthusiastic across all age groups.

At our Orosháza Eötvös school's Open Day, the VR headset brought the most joy to our 5th–8th grade students.

Our 2nd Orosháza Acorn Collectors' Award Gala—organized by our Foundation—concluded with great interest. From September to November, kindergartens, schools, seniors, volunteers, and private individuals collected nearly 1 ton, i.e., 250,000 acorns. Of these, 80–90% are viable, so around 200,000 saplings can be expected from our collection! Thank...

At the small school, 5th–8th graders explored and watched our equipment demo with great interest. The VR headset was the biggest hit—there was a queue to try it. Meanwhile, a few students tested how to 3D-scan a face, and they also listened with curiosity to the tricks of 3D printing. We were glad we could reach them, too....

The autumn classroom decorating project held at the Gyulai SzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum in Orosháza concluded with great success. With creativity and diligence, talented students made their classrooms more beautiful, celebrating the colors and atmosphere of the autumn season. As recognition, the participating classes received certificates and fruit...

With the help of our foundation, a special environmental campaign was launched in which local kindergartens and schools organized acorn-collection drives. The aim is to involve young people early in nature conservation and raise their awareness of sustainability. So far, a total of 500 kilograms of acorns have been collected—an...

Students and adults alike tried the tools of the future during the Kossuth School's open day.

At the 2024 Career Choice Fair in Békéscsaba, students explored the professions of the future using our equipment through VR headsets and robotics demonstrations. Participants could try VR games virtually and get acquainted with robotics. From our foundation's side, the aim of the event was to help young people discover the career opportunities...

At an open day, our equipment brilliantly showcased how the technologies of the future open new pathways in learning while boosting students' creativity and spatial awareness. Both young and old enjoyed the day.

At the Vörösmarty School, students from Kossuth Technikum recently held an exciting VR and 3D technology demonstration using our equipment. Students were introduced to 3D scanning, 3D printing, and the use of VR headsets. They experienced first-hand the possibilities of modern technological tools, gaining inspiration for innovative solutions.

Alongside the 12th-grade law-enforcement students of the Gyulai SzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, Vocational School and Dormitory, our Foundation also trained the civil guards of Karcag within a drone course. Both groups passed their exams and obtained their drone licences. Congratulations to all participants!

Organizer: Németh Imre Foundation (www.niaoroshaza.hu)
Professional partner: "Sixty Thousand Trees in Békéscsaba" Association (www.hatvanezerfa.hu)
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Our IT tools were out on Orosháza's Street of Professions, bringing joy to kids and adults alike :) Kindergarteners and primary school students got to know our 3D scanner and robot.

With the help of our equipment, students from the robotics club of Eötvös József Catholic Primary School achieved 5th place at the World Robot Olympiad – National Final. Congratulations!

With the help of our robotics room and equipment, students from the Software Development and Testing track at Kossuth Technikum achieved 3rd and 13th place at the World Robot Olympiad – National Final. Congratulations!

The Gyulai SzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, Vocational School and Dormitory held its Németh Imre Memorial Day, where students celebrated the occasion—and the end of the school year—with a dog show, lemonade making, and cooking! Our foundation supported the cooking classes with HUF 5,000 each. Many thanks to the teachers and students for...

NIOK Alapítvány - Nonprofit.hu - Civil Díj 2024 - A legnagyobb hatású projekt döntőse volt alapítványunk Projektünk: Robotika terem: IT eszközökkel támogatjuk a jövő generációját, hogy, már most alkalmazni tudják az új technikákat. Robotika termet hoztunk létre, melyben 3D szkennert, 3D nyomtatót, VR szemüveget, robotokat lehet kipróbálni. Több...

BLENDS INTO THE ENVIRONMENT — Dominika Dömsödi (9/A), a software development student, is entering the ACER "Boost the IT Classroom" contest with the submission below. Please vote for her! Based on her work, she and the school can win laptops.

We achieved a lot this year, but we aim for even more next year. Small but steady steps made more competition results, IT tools, and events possible. To make this continue, please support our foundation with 1% of your personal income tax. With us, your support means knowledge! Thank you! Németh Imre Foundation
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Our CSH Team advanced to the National Final in Győr from the Tatabánya qualifier of the World Robot Olympiad, taking 2nd place in the Engineer Senior category.
Team members: Hédi Stübe and Sándor Csanyiga.
Coach: Melinda Mészáros.