In an inspiring display of talent and innovation, two Cypriot student robotics teams have proudly showcased their skills at prestigious global events during the 2025 FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) season, which focused on the fascinating theme of ocean exploration.
Support and Coordination
Backed by the Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) and coordinated by the Cyprus Computer Society (CCS), teams ROBOTHEADZ and Robomac journeyed to the United States and Greece, bringing Cypriot creativity and teamwork in STEM to an international audience.
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ROBOTHEADZ Triumphs in Houston
ROBOTHEADZ, under the coaching of Dr. Pericles Cheng from STEM Education Cyprus, clinched the Champion’s Award at the FLL Cyprus 2025 competition, earning their spot at the global FIRST® Championship in Houston, Texas. The event, held from April 16 to 19, attracted over 50,000 participants from 160 countries.
Their innovative contributions included a high-tech diving mask powered by artificial intelligence, capable of real-time fish species identification to tackle invasive marine life. Ranking among the top 100 teams, ROBOTHEADZ was a beacon of Cypriot ingenuity.
Robomac’s Success in Greece
Representing Technical School Makarios III, Robomac participated in the FIRST® LEGO® League Open International in Corinth, Greece from May 2-4. Their innovative approach and technical acumen earned them the Innovation Project Award, securing their second place among 48 teams from 40 countries.
Promoting Cypriot Innovation
The Cyprus Computer Society commended the teams and their coaches while reinforcing its mission to drive student interest in STEM fields through various upcoming events.
To explore more about CCS initiatives, visit their website or check their social media for updates.
