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Encouraging students to use critical thinking and leadership skills for nonviolence, the King Center's Camp NOW engages students in technology and entrepreneurship. As participants,MantisOpenSTEM shows how robotics can play a part in their futures.

Using a Mantis 3D-printed robotic tank, students participating in the Mantis STEM Immersion workshop simulated a Mars rover exploration and learned relevant Science, Technology, Engineering and Math concepts throughout their journey.

Since announcing their White House STEM for ALL commitment, MantisOpenStem recognized Georgia's North Clayton Middle School as the first school to respond and reach 25 nominations, making them eligible for K-12 STEM donations.

To celebrate Scratch Day, MantisOpenSTEM mentors used STEM stations to give students hands-on experience with the Mantis STEM product line and provide experience with real world activities. STEM stands for (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math).

MantisOpenSTEM proves to have exciting future plans and a solid business model as a member of ATDC Accelerate.

The Mantis™ and MyStemKits™teams joined forces at ASCD in Atlanta, GA to show off the integration of their Mantis™ sensors into the 3D printable STEM Kits.

As committed to the White House, Mantis STEM Sensor and Curriculum packages will be made available via donations to at least 75 U.S. K-12 schools. Nomination details at www.mantisopenstem.com/enroll.

Mantis recruits for Cross Functional Team to join in Innovative STEM education think tank.

Next generation technologists split into competing teams to create real world applications using the Mantis™ weather sensor during Websmith Group's 2016 Student Innovation Program.

Students get hands-on experience with new Mantis Climate Sensor at Microsoft's 'Youthspark Live' Event. Students took advantage of HipScience climate sensor’s open platform to code and chart climate variables using MS Surface Tablets.