On October 4th, teams will compete as the R.A.T. Foundation proudly hosts its first charity STEM event in Bangkok, featuring a variety of awards that recognize innovation, teamwork, and engineering excellence.
Empowering Students Through STEM: The R.A.T. Foundation’s Mission
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On October 4th, the R.A.T. Foundation will proudly host its first charity STEM event in Bangkok. Eventually, marking the beginning of a journey to make robotics and technology education more accessible to students across Asia.
Founded with the vision of inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators, the R.A.T. Foundation creates opportunities for students to learn, collaborate, and compete in world-class STEM events. Thus, regardless of their background or resources.
Our Events are Built on Three Core Principles:
1. Accessibility – Firstly, ensuring every student, from all walks of life, can experience the power of robotics and technology.
2. Collaboration – Building communities where students, schools, and mentors work together across borders.
3. Innovation – Moreover, encouraging students to think creatively and solve real-world problems through hands-on projects.
R.A.T. Foundation: The October 4th Charity STEM Event
The upcoming Open Platform Helter Skelter Challenge is more than just a competition. Thus, it is a celebration of creativity, teamwork, and perseverance. With custom-designed fields, engaging challenges, and support from our dedicated mentors, this event brings robotics to life in an unforgettable way.
By blending the thrill of competition with the mission of charity, we are raising funds that directly support student scholarships and school outreach programs. Indeed, the development of new STEM events in underserved communities.
Event Details:
Event Date: Saturday, October 4th, 2025, 08:00 – 16:30
Location: St Andrews International School, Bangkok
Number of Teams: 30 (maximum)
Age Limit: 8-14 years old
Team Entry Limit: Maximum of 4 teams per organization
Competition Format: Certainly, a fully autonomous challenge
Also Read: Building Flourishing Career in STEM Education.
A Global Movement with Local Roots
Thailand has rapidly become a hub for robotics education in Asia. Over the past year, our teams and events have grown to be recognized internationally. What sets our foundation apart is our commitment to building pathways for students. Therefore, those who may not otherwise have access to these opportunities.
We believe every child deserves the chance to explore robotics, coding, and engineering. Indeed, not just as a subject, but as a life-changing experience.
Also Read: Beyond the Classroom: How STEM Education is shaping new Career Paths.
Looking Ahead
The October 4th charity event is just the beginning. With upcoming VEX Robotics tournaments, international collaborations, and school partnerships, the R.A.T. Foundation is building momentum to expand opportunities for thousands of students.
We invite educators, parents, and industry leaders to join us in supporting this mission. Together, we can ensure that the scientists, engineers, and innovators of tomorrow are given the tools and experiences they need to thrive.
Additionally, to stay updated with the latest developments in STEM research, visit ENTECH Online. Basically, this is our digital magazine for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Furthermore, at ENTECH Online, you’ll find a wealth of information.
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Rob Parker is the founder of the R.A.T. Foundation, dedicated to advancing STEM education across Asia. Through innovative robotics events and school partnerships, he works to create opportunities for students to learn, compete, and grow into future innovators.
