SHANGHAI, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From hands-on robotics and coding to AI learning and international competition, WhalesBot is connecting different learning experiences into a continuous pathway.
Romanian student teams from WhalesBot partner Atelierele Tamarei celebrate their results at the ENJOY AI 2026 Asian Open in Hanoi, Vietnam.
This summer, students from WhalesBot’s Romanian partner Atelierele Tamarei took their learning from regular training to the international competition stage. During their Summer Robotics Bootcamp, they built, coded, and tested with WhalesBot robotics kits, refining their strategies as they prepared for upcoming ENJOY AI competitions. They later traveled to Hanoi, Vietnam, for the ENJOY AI Asian Open 2026 on August 22, and earned second place in both Mining Expedition and Skyline Adventure.
Designed for students ages 3 to 22, WhalesBot brings hardware, software, curriculum, and competition together in a complete STEM and AI education ecosystem. Within this ecosystem, hardware and software work together to combine hands-on exploration with coding. The AI Foundations learning platform integrates both into a structured, project-based curriculum, connecting AI literacy with real-world application. Supported by WhalesBot, ENJOY AI is a global robotics and AI competition that gives kids opportunities to apply what they have learned, take on real challenges, and continue building their skills. Working with schools and STEM organizations worldwide, WhalesBot brings this integrated learning ecosystem to students across different ages and learning stages.
Today, WhalesBot reaches 81+ countries and regions, serving over 30,000 schools and 20,000 educational institutions worldwide. Meanwhile, ENJOY AI hosts more than 800 events annually, engaging over 1 million participants.
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 estimates that 39% of workers’ core skills will change by 2030, with AI, big data, and technological literacy among the fastest-growing skill areas. For students, early exposure is only a starting point.
“As AI and technological literacy become increasingly important, the real challenge is how to help young people keep learning and applying their skills over time,” said Xufeng Fei, Founder and CEO of WhalesBot. “Hardware and software alone are far from enough. What we want to build is a complete STEM and AI learning environment where young people can play, learn, compete, and innovate, with each stage building on the last to support continued growth.”
This December, the journey continues on a global stage. The ENJOY AI 2026 Global Final will take place in Hengdian, China, from December 4–6, bringing over 35,000 kids from around the world together to take on the next challenge.
About WhalesBot
WhalesBot Technology, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, provides STEM and AI education solutions for learners aged 3 to 22, with more than 1 million units sold in over 81 countries and regions. WhalesBot also sponsors ENJOY AI, an international STEM and robotics competition built around creative robotics and coding challenges.
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