STEAM
Science Technology Engineering Art and Math
PlantBot Genetics is at the forefront of creating immersive educational art events that blend natural science, robotics, and sustainable practices. Our workshops provide students with an interdisciplinary experience that expands their imagination and prepares them for 21st-century careers in STEAM fields.
STEAM, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and ART forms the foundation of our educational approach. Fostering problem-solving skills, discovery, and hands-on learning to develop students' creative ideas and solutions is our goal. In today's technology-driven world, STEAM education is essential for all students, regardless of their career aspirations, as it equips them with the necessary skills to thrive in the workforce.
However, creativity and innovation are equally crucial in a rapidly evolving landscape. That's why we emphasize the integration of Art into more commonly understood STEM education. Art nurtures flexible thinking, encourages risk-taking, and unlocks creative potential. By combining the artistic and scientific mindset, we empower students to tackle complex and dynamic challenges.
Artists and scientists share a common thread—they ask profound questions and seek meaningful answers. Similarly, designers and engineers bring inspired life solutions. By bridging the gap between Art and STEM, we harness the collective power of creativity and innovation, enabling students to become well-rounded individuals.
At PlantBot Genetics, we believe that fusing Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics in our educational programs creates a synergistic force that propels students toward success. By instilling a passion for interdisciplinary learning, we empower the next generation to shape a future where imagination, critical thinking, and innovation flourish.
Left: PlantBot was created in collaboration with the Department of Robotic Engineering at Auburn University. Line and light-seeking PlantBots were also created during this outreach workshop with youths attending ROBO Camp.