EZ-Robot announces partnership with School Specialty
by CM Staff
The recent partnership expands EZ-Robot's reach further into the U.S. market for educational robotics.
CALGARY — EZ-Robot, an educational robotics and robotics platform provider, announced a new strategic reseller partnership with School Specialty, a provider of educational ecosystems to educators across North America.
School Specialty has been a player in the North American market for some years. They offer educational supplies, complete learning environments, and curriculum solutions to help transform more than classrooms.
The recent partnership expands EZ-Robot’s reach further into the U.S. market for educational robotics. The news comes after EZ-Robot CEO Dennis Kambeitz talked of further global expansion: “We’re extremely pleased to announce this new relationship. School Specialty is one of the largest educational resellers in the U.S., with more than 280 sales reps. They are known for providing educators with the most innovative technologies, and our partnership will be a successful combination.” Dennis continued, “By combining the reach of School Specialty with the engagement and impact of our EZ-Robot, we will be able positively to impact the lives of millions of American youth, giving them the skills they need for tomorrow.”
For the past decade, EZ-Robot has been on a successful mission to equip students with the robotics and A.I. skills needed for a changing technological world. “Partnering with School Specialty is a great example of the increased impact we can achieve with the funds from our current investment crowdfunding campaign on Equivesto.com,” said Kambeitz.
EZ-Robot uses an interactive approach to STEM and STEAM education while trying to foster a learning environment that challenges students’ problem-solving skills, pushes their cognitive abilities and helps them build confidence and resilience. All EZ-Robots from J.D. the Humanoid, Roli the Rover, and Six the Hexapod can be constructed easily using a clip-together assembly that encourages design thinking and creativity as students learn computer programming through the lens of robotics.
