Robots And The Future

We are already on episode 3, can you believe it! Thank you so. much for the support and wonderful messages of encouragement we are always getting as a team, Please continue supporting our work.  On Episode 3 we are privileged to hang out with the #1 Teen Entrepreneur for the year 2021/22 as recognized by Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship. He recently participated in the SAGE World Cup and got a gold medal for UN SDG #8 which his Color Sorter Prototype addresses. Alex Dodd (13) is a Junior Coder and Engineer at AlgoAtWork Robotics Academy as well as a student at Felixton College where he is doing Grade 7. We get to chat about him, his very challenging journey into winning the SAGE / MTN Teen Entrepreneurship Competition and how he invested the R20-000 prize money he won. #RobotsAndTheFuture

Thank you so much for tuning into Episode #1, I received great feedback and some tips on how I can better myself as a broadcaster.  For the second episode, I have Inhle whom i know very well from my modelling grind. She is an amazing girl and is definitely destined for a lot of greater things in the future. We got to have a conversation to better understand who she is, her background, how she balances school, modelling, robotics and everything else and of course her message of inspiration to other young girls out there.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast via Spotify or Apple Podcasts.  Please use #RobotsAndTheFuture if you are sharing or commenting on social media so we can pick it up and repost your comments.  Enjoy. 

Welcome to the very first podcast of this exciting series! This is my very first podcast and I am really excited and happy about my personal development journey. To kick off this beautiful movement, I asked my friends on facebook what is it they want to know about me; they sent me a range of questions from wanting to know about my love for robotics to my social responsibilities and I got to share publicly about my horrible experience in my former school which is bullying.  I invited my friend Kwenzokuhle Mchunu to read out the questions - He was also having his first time and was very nervous but thanks to our wonderful team of producers, Inhle Cele and Adelaide Hendrikse who are also part of the AlgoAtWork Robotics Academy family, they guided us to this beautiful end-result. I hope you enjoy! To comment on social media, please use the hashtag #RobotsAndTheFuture so we can pick it up and read it our on future episodes.