“I want to make things you can control, like lights and fans, with eye contact and hand movement,” she says.
“I want to make a living out of this. In case I have to leave regular school ...
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Every Friday, 14-year old Pakhi spends her morning in a room in Dhaka’s low-income area of Notun Bazar, learning how to build and operate robots.
The class is still in its early stages—she’s learning how to control LED lights with short pieces of computer code—but Pakhi is ambitious about how she could use the skills she is learning.
“I want to make things you can control, like lights and fans, with eye contact and hand movement,” she says.
“I want to make a living out of this. In case I have to leave regular school ...
“I want to make things you can control, like lights and fans, with eye contact and hand movement,” she says.
“I want to make a living out of this. In case I have to leave regular school ...
