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Gen Z Students Declare “This Is The Way” to Champion Accessibility, Preserve Endangered Indigenous Languages & Save the Planet

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Tuesday, April 30, 2024
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Today, Samsung Electronics America named the three National Winners in the 14th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition.

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  • Today, Samsung Electronics America named the three National Winners in the 14th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition.
  • Every year, Solve for Tomorrow awards more than $2 million in Samsung technology and classroom supplies to participating public schools throughout the U.S.
  • Four additional Solve for Tomorrow awards were presented to the Gen Z student teams.
  • These distinguished lawmakers were also honored with STEM Champion Awards from Samsung in recognition of their efforts to advance STEM pursuits in their states.

Yamaha Proudly Announces its Fourth Annual 40 Under 40 Music Educators List

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024
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BUENA PARK, Calif., Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- For the fourth year, Yamaha has selected 40 exceptional music educators under 40, who possesses action, courage, creativity, and growth characteristics while going above and beyond when instructing music programs.

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  • BUENA PARK, Calif., Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- For the fourth year, Yamaha has selected 40 exceptional music educators under 40, who possesses action, courage, creativity, and growth characteristics while going above and beyond when instructing music programs.
  • "Music educators are undertaking some of the most innovative, creative, and impactful programs to make a difference in strengthening and encouraging arts education nationwide," said Heather Mansell, marketing manager, education group at Yamaha Corporation of America.
  • Students, parents, teachers, and local instrument dealers and mentors submitted hundreds of nominations highlighting the positive impact of these music educators on their community and students.
  • "Yamaha shares the same commitment to high-quality, well-rounded music education for all, and we look forward to supporting and encouraging the efforts of these 40 outstanding educators and the thousands more like them across the country."

STEM Students to Nation – “We’ve Got This” – Proposing Solutions for Low-cost Assistive Technology, Heat Stroke in Sports, and the Pollinator Collapse

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Tuesday, May 16, 2023
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Senator Todd Young of Indiana also attended the event as they were honored with STEM Champion Awards from Samsung in recognition of their efforts to advance STEM pursuits in their states.

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  • Senator Todd Young of Indiana also attended the event as they were honored with STEM Champion Awards from Samsung in recognition of their efforts to advance STEM pursuits in their states.
  • “Their ingenuity in developing creative solutions to community problems and their commitment in bringing projects from idea to reality are truly inspiring.
  • We invite everyone to join us in celebrating these young STEM champions, and all the teams that have participated in Solve for Tomorrow.
  • The three grand prize-winning STEM solutions are:

TinyMobileRobots Marks One Million Sports Fields: Event to Take Place in Dallas, TX with FC Dallas

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Thursday, March 24, 2022
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    The landmark moment occurred in Dallas, Texas with FC Dallas, who manages 20 soccer fields.
  • TinyMobileRobots can autonomously mark lines for virtually every type of sports field, including soccer, American football, baseball, lacrosse, softball and more.
  • Customers currently using the robots include FC Dallas, AYSO Pasadena, the University of Michigan, Florida State University and Princeton High School.
  • TinyMobileRobots also produces PropTech-robots for indoor use and line marking robots for airports, road construction, land surveying, engineering and building construction companies.