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National Robotics Week 2025: Celebrating Innovation, Education, and the Future of STEM


National Robotics Week (RoboWeek) 2025, held from April 5 to April 13, brings together educators, students, researchers, and tech enthusiasts across the United States to celebrate the growing impact of robotics in our lives. Established by the U.S. House of Representatives in 2010, RoboWeek is dedicated to inspiring students in robotics and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields while showcasing how robotics is transforming society.


Robotics is a powerful driver of innovation across sectors including healthcare, agriculture, manufacturing, education, logistics, and national defense. From surgical robots that improve patient outcomes to drones that support disaster relief and autonomous vehicles reshaping transportation, robotics continues to redefine what's possible in our everyday lives.


National Robotics Week draws attention to these advancements while fueling public excitement about the field. It serves as a platform to highlight educational and career opportunities in robotics, particularly for students who may not have previously envisioned themselves in tech. The week encourages inclusive access to STEM and motivates the next generation of engineers, designers, and creators.


Robotics is no longer the domain of science fiction—it’s a vital part of modern life. Robotic systems support elderly care through assistive technologies, boost productivity in supply chains, and help address labor shortages in industries from farming to fast food. In classrooms, educational robots help students develop coding, logic, and teamwork skills from an early age.


AI-powered robotics also enhances safety, allowing machines to perform dangerous tasks in places like disaster zones, deep sea exploration, and outer space. As automation and intelligent systems become more embedded in everyday activities—from grocery fulfillment to smart home assistants—robotics literacy is becoming as fundamental as computer literacy.


Spotlight on 2025 Highlights


MassRobotics Workshops: In Boston, MassRobotics is leading hands-on workshops where students can program robots, experiment with autonomous systems, and explore future tech.

NVIDIA's AI Robotics Innovations: NVIDIA is showcasing new developments in simulation and machine learning-driven robotics, illustrating the power of AI to make machines more adaptive and intelligent.


Chicago’s Robot Block Party: The Museum of Science and Industry is hosting its annual Robot Block Party, where families and students interact with cutting-edge robotics developed by local universities and research institutions.


Whether you’re a student, educator, innovator, or lifelong learner, National Robotics Week is a celebration of possibility—highlighting how robotics is shaping a smarter, and more connected future for all.

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United Nations Event 2024


Our 2024 conference at the United Nations, co-hosted by the Foundation for the Support of the United Nations, Brave Solutions Fueling Our Economic Future, gathered a diverse group of students, graduates, funders, and leaders from industry and education for a day of dynamic conversation at the United Nations in New York. See more and view the session below.

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GlobalMindED Conference 2024


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