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The widespread acceptance of VIDI X among educational institutions and organizations comes as no surprise. Its reputation as an exceptional multi-purpose microcomputer offers abundant learning opportunities and entertainment value for all. However, when the most talented Croatian computer scientists from…

VIDI X introduced to 18 vice-principals from French technical schools.

On the Innovation Day 2023, VIDI X sparked great interest among students with the tic-tac-toe tournament and control of the STEMI Hexapod and other vehicles.

The Croatian Association of Innovators hosted the ARCA 2022 exhibition on October 13-15, 2022 at the National and University Library in Zagreb.

Thanks to SofaScore, we were able to provide VIDI X microcomputers to the A. G. Matoš Gymnasium in Đakovo. In the first week of October, coinciding with the celebration of World Teacher’s Day on October 5th, we presented the A.…

The 2022 summer robotics camp, “Petica,” was once again a hit with participants this year. The event attracted 19 attendees from Zagreb, Križevci, Križ, Rijeka, Samobor, Kutina, Velika Gorica, and Slovenia. Set amidst the picturesque Kezela estate, the camp fused…

On February 18, 2023, the Croatian Robotics Association organized the seventh consecutive FIRST LEGO League competition for children aged 9 to 16 at the Faculty of Electronics and Computer Science in Zagreb. This year’s competition witnessed a record number of…

Thanks to the generous donation by PRODIGITAL, the Ruđer Bošković Technical School was among the first to receive a VIDI X classroom equipped with the first Croatian microcomputer and began systematic and extensive courses in working on VIDI X microcomputers.…

The School of Graphics, Design and Media Production has created a 3D representation of the Upper Town in Zagreb as part of the Junior Engineer Academy project. Their interactive map consists of 3D printed models, microcontrollers and touch sensors. The students…

The VIDI company has donated nine VIDI X microcomputers to schools in areas affected by the recent earthquake, as part of the "BACKPACKS FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS" project by the MUZZA association.