AI Education Solutions
Solution Space Layout
I. AI Interactive Teaching Zone
As the core teaching venue for creative robot building and program development, this zone closely matches the integrated "design–build–debug" hands-on nature of robot projects and adopts a refined group-collaboration layout: students work in pairs, with each group independently equipped with a full building kit to ensure everyone participates deeply in hands-on practice; every 2–3 groups share one program-development terminal, balancing hardware assembly with software programming and optimizing the allocation of teaching resources.
The venue is uniformly fitted with wide workbenches for 6–8 people, reserving ample operating and activity space — meeting the full-process needs of robot assembly and functional testing while facilitating division of labor within groups and exchange between groups, fully unleashing the effectiveness of collaborative learning.
II. Competition Testing & Training Zone
This zone is a dedicated space for STEM competition training and competitive validation. Standardized competition-only area is reserved in the venue plan, fully recreating the field environments and rule scenarios of various youth STEM events, and supporting venue-adaptation testing, tactical drills, and simulated competition for multiple project types such as AI and robotics.
Ample preparation space and spectator areas are also reserved around the competition field — convenient for teams to debug equipment and refine plans before matches, and for teachers and students to watch and review together on site — fully supporting daily competition training, in-school selections, and exchange events, helping students adapt to real competition rhythms and improve their competitive performance.
III. STEM Achievement Exhibition Zone
As a showcase window for teaching outcomes and students' STEM growth, this zone is equipped with custom display wall cabinets and freestanding showcases, using categorized display to systematically exhibit outstanding finished works from course practice, award-winning projects from STEM competitions at all levels, and credentials such as honor certificates and trophies.
The zone both fully preserves students' creative achievements and growth trajectories — fostering a strong STEM culture that continuously fuels creative passion and competitive drive — and visually presents the school's teaching output and educational outcomes, becoming an important vehicle for demonstrating STEM education strength to the outside world.
ShengTong Education Group AI STEM Space — Case Showcase
Course Configuration Plans
Tianshu Programming Level 1
- 3-in-1: bricks + electronic components + programming cards — the card is the program, highly interactive
- Plug-and-play: high-precision motors, matrix display, buzzer, colorful lights, and buttons — motion, sound, and light all covered
- Includes: 16 lessons — build the skeleton, wire the nerves, give it logic; master robot design and programming from zero
Robot Teaching System
- Free combination: controller + sensors + actuators + bricks — drag-and-drop programming brings models to life
- Rich curriculum: 48 lessons in three progressive stages, covering mechanical structures, power transmission, energy conversion, electronic circuits, and program optimization
- Value: fun to build, substantive to program — core technology literacy made easy
Competition Field Kit
- Complete setup: full competition field props and the official competition map
- High fidelity: 1:1 reproduction per competition rules — ready out of the box, hassle-free deployment
- Value: daily training and official competition seamlessly connected
Whitelist Competition Package
- Complete delivery: competition coaching plan + competition expansion pack + standard build plan + competition programs
- Broad coverage: multiple Ministry of Education whitelist robotics events
- Value: one-stop delivery from topic selection and building to debugging — helping schools quickly form high-level teams