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.

We are delighted that this year, two students won the Németh Imre Award through our call for applications.
Awardees:

We supported the Street of Professions event in Orosháza with our equipment. From kindergarteners to adults, many visitors were able to see and try our 21st-century tools with the help of the students.

II. helyezést értek el 9. évfolyamos szoftverfejlesztő és tesztelő csapatunk, Stübe Hédi és Csanyiga Sándor. Ügyesek voltak! Felkészítő: Mészáros Melinda

Thanks to the cooperation between the GySzC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, Vocational School and the Németh Imre Foundation, students in the "Mezgé" law-enforcement track now have a unique opportunity: they can obtain a drone pilot licence.

Our Foundation can win a Civil Award. Public voting for the Civil Award has started! You can support us at the link below:
Link: https://nlc.hu/civil-dij-2024/

This year an impressive 170 applications were submitted, of which the jury selected 27 for the finals. Public voting starts on Wednesday, April 10 on NLC.

We are pleased to inform all our supporters, collaborators, and partners that as of 2024, our Foundation has begun the year as a public benefit organization.

In recent weeks, students from the IT vocational track competed in the Project Challenge category and in a rapid Engineer category at the EDU Robotics CUP international robotics competition — and we're happy to report great results!

The robotics group from Könd Street Kindergarten in Orosháza, led by teacher Anikó Liszkai, visited our robotics room. In addition to discovering the robots, they tried our 3D tools such as the VR headset, 3D printer, and 3D scanner. The energy and curiosity of the kindergarten robotics group were refreshing for everyone.

Fee: HUF 3,900 / person / hour (theory + practice), i.e. HUF 35,100 / person total.

At the Nagyszénás Open Day, visitors explored a 3D scanner, 3D-printed objects, and VR headsets. The interactivity provided by our Foundation was a big hit with the younger pupils.

Come help us build our 3D-printed world! At our event you'll get to know the basics of design as well as the 3D printer itself—its use cases, applications, and operation.

NÉMETH IMRE FOUNDATION – "Support Means Knowledge" Program
DRONE TRAINING course launch

At Kossuth Lajos Technikum, robotics has been a priority for years, and students regularly prove their skills at competitions. In cooperation with the school, the Németh Imre Foundation has won numerous successful grants, thanks to which the equipment pool is continually expanding with new items. These were presented on August 29 to representatives...

The program was organized by Edutus University, and hosted by the University of Miskolc between August 21 and August 26. Students from a total of 10 countries participated—some had earned the opportunity by representing their home countries in WRO (World Robot Olympiad) competitions, while others wished to expand their knowledge. Six instructors...

Would you like to see your existing objects digitally, maybe edit them and print them in 3D?

Seven years ago, the Gyulai Vocational Training Center (Gyulai Szakképzési Centrum) first honored students who competed—and achieved excellent results—at national and international competitions.

As previously reported, a dedicated robotics classroom has been set up at Kossuth in Orosháza, where 21st-century teaching is carried out with students. Talent development plays a prominent role, and the high-schoolers test themselves in many competitions.

In the photo: Dávid Bognár, 3rd place at the EDU International Robotics Competition in 2023.
Teammates: Ádám Szarvas, Márk Lazanyecz, Ádám Kókai
Coach: Melinda Mészáros

On February 16, visitors to the Kossuth School could see robots, drones, and VR headsets at the inauguration ceremony of the school's new robotics room. First, the school principal, Attila Pörneki, welcomed the guests and emphasized what an important milestone this is in the institution's history. Then Melinda Mészáros, IT teacher at Kossuth and...

On November 20, 1989, the UN General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has since marked World Children's Day. The convention sets out the minimum rights every state must guarantee for children—ensuring their survival, development, protection, and participation in society. Answering the call of the Municipal...

Did you know that the micro:bit V2 can measure and do things similar to a LEGO robot? And that you can program it in C# and Java as well? If you didn't know all this, come and join our event. Let's build a radio-based earthquake sensor together. You'll get to know the micro:bit V2's structure and its I/O devices....

The City of the Future – Google Impact IT Camp was held at the Digital Knowledge Center in Veszprém.

The Nagykamarás library organized the first course to help obtain a drone licence, led by Melinda Mészáros.

Interested participants could not only learn the theory but also try the aircraft in practice.

2022.06.08 – 2022.06.15 – 2022.22.