September brought fresh momentum across WhalesBot, with new ideas, connections, and learning experiences taking shape around the world.
This month, we introduced EliteMind, our new modular Physical AI robot designed to bring AI learning into the physical world. ENJOY AI continued its global journey with the 2026 African Open in Accra, alongside broader conversations on AI education, including a meeting with Ghana’s Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu. We also welcomed educators from Dehong International Chinese School (Shanghai) to WhalesBot for a closer look at hands-on STEM and AI learning, and refreshed the way we present our STEM & AI Learning Ecosystem through a new brand video showing how hardware, software, curriculum, competition, and AI & STEM Centers come together in a connected learning journey.
Here are some of the highlights that shaped September.
01 Product & Solution Updates
WhalesBot Launches EliteMind, Bringing Physical AI Into STEM & AI Education
WhalesBot launched EliteMind, a modular Physical AI robot designed to bring AI learning into the physical world for elementary and middle school students. Powered by W-Hong LLM, EliteMind connects perception, reasoning, and physical action in one hands-on learning experience, allowing students to develop AI models and programs in WhalesBot’s learning environment and bring them into the real world for testing, interaction, and practice.
A New Look at the WhalesBot STEM & AI Learning Ecosystem
WhalesBot released a new brand video offering a closer look at how our STEM & AI Learning Ecosystem supports the learning journey from early exploration to real-world application. Bringing together hardware, software, project-based curriculum, AI & STEM Centers, and ENJOY AI competition, the video shows how each part works together to help kids understand technology, build with it, and apply what they learn.
02 WhalesBot Around the World
WhalesBot Meets Ghana’s Minister for Education During ENJOY AI African Open
During the ENJOY AI 2026 African Open in Accra, the WhalesBot team met with Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Ghana’s Minister for Education, to discuss AI education, robotics innovation, and new opportunities for young people in Ghana to engage with technology through ENJOY AI.
Dehong International Chinese School (Shanghai) Visits WhalesBot to Explore STEM & AI Learning
WhalesBot welcomed Ms Caroline Xu, Executive Principal of Dehong International Chinese School (Shanghai), Louise Martin, Head of Secondary, and colleagues from Dehong and Education in Motion for an in-depth visit to our learning spaces. From robotics and drones to AI learning environments and competition settings, the visit offered a closer look at how hands-on technology can support a broader learning journey and give kids more opportunities to explore, build, and apply what they learn.
03 Partnerships in Action
WhalesBot Builds New Education Partnerships Across Africa
WhalesBot is working with new education partners across Africa to bring more hands-on robotics, coding, and AI learning opportunities to local schools and communities. Our growing network includes Nirvana Global Foundation in South Africa, GOBELAB in Burkina Faso, SA SchoolCoding in South Africa, and Support Your School in Johannesburg, bringing together STEM organizations, curriculum providers, and education solution partners with a shared focus on practical technology learning.
04 ENJOY AI Highlights
ENJOY AI 2026 African Open in Accra
From September 24 to 25, 2026, the ENJOY AI 2026 African Open was held in Accra, Ghana, bringing together students, coaches, educators, and partners for two days of robotics competition, hands-on STEM learning, and collaboration. Hosted by The MakersPlace in collaboration with WhalesBot, the event continued ENJOY AI’s global expansion and created more opportunities for young people in Africa to apply robotics and STEM skills through competition.
Thanks for following this month’s WhalesBot Global Highlights. We look forward to sharing more stories, milestones, and updates from across our global community in the months ahead.
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