Algorithm
of the Future
To empower the younger generation with the skills and mindset for the future economy by unlocking and encouraging engineering talent and creativity.
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Armath’s Journey
Over the past 12 years, Armath Engineering Makerspaces has evolved into a nationwide and international educational program. Developed in Armenia, Armath is a non-formal educational model aimed to promote STEM education. Armath bridges the tech talent gap in Armenia while fostering regional development through quality engineering education, employment opportunities, and community-driven projects.
Why Armath?
Develop the technical education
Armenia is experiencing a critical shortage of around 700 teachers across its 1,400 schools, with 40% of these
vacancies in STEM fields.
Train a workforce
STEM activities and “Do It Yourself” methodology encourage children to analyze, question, and solve problems, directly enhancing their critical thinking.
Research Opportunities
STEM is a project-based learning where students learn through research, inquiry and active participation.
Our Events
Armath
Techno Camp
since 2013
Offer a dynamic blend of education and creativity with team-based projects, and hands-on engineering activities that provide short-term yet solid knowledge. Through special activities and tasks, Armathians share their experience and knowledge with their peers from the Diaspora and kids who do not attend Armath. The camp is an excellent opportunity for an open dialogue, teamwork, experience and knowledge sharing, establishing ties and friendships for life.
DigiCode applied
Programming Competition
since 2015
Participants compete in three categories: “Virtual Laboratory on STEM Topics,” “Computer Games,” and “Device Integration Using Python and C++.” Additionally, an olympiad is organized for the best algorithmic solution using the Kturtle and Python.
ArmRobotics Competition
since 2008
Students make autonomous robots using different platforms (Rasppery Pi, Arduino, SERob, etc.), different construction methods (3D modeling and printing skills, CNC drilling machine, etc.) and using device integration. It features a variety of competitions, including “Smart robots in emergency situations”, “Autonomous robots on Mars”, “Smart Farm Robots,” “Smart City Robots,” “Maze-Solving Robots,” “Object-Detecting and Transporting Robots,” and “Bomb-Detection Robots.” These challenges provide students with opportunities to showcase their skills through innovative and practical applications.
Engineering Design & Modeling Competition
since 2016
The goal is to showcase students’ knowledge and skills in 3D modeling, using 3D printers and CNC drilling machines, as well as solutions for creating engineering details and mechanisms.
Armath DigiCamp
since 2013
An innovative camp empowering young minds to turn technological ideas into business plans. Participants attend lectures from leading tech companies, engage in teamwork, and benefit from training and success stories shared by top industry professionals. Along with that, children also participate in games, cultural,sports, and outdoor activities, fostering communication and a sense of community.
DigiTec
since 2011
The largest regional tech expo serves as a dynamic platform for tech companies, startups, and technology-driven initiatives to showcase their innovations. Each year, Armath participates in the exhibition, presenting its achievements and cutting-edge projects developed by Armathians at a dedicated booth. Our booth consistently draws significant attention from a diverse audience, including high-ranking government officials, international experts, and individuals passionate about education and engineering.
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Latest News
Armath Students Join Water Monitoring
Armath teams from Gegharkunik will help monitor Gavaraget River water quality to protect Lake Sevan, in partnership with AUA and EU4Sevan.
Armath Tech Camp: July 7–16, Dilijan
Hands-on engineering, robotics, hiking, culture, and more for kids aged 11–15. Discounts for Armath students. Early bird price available!
Armath Lab Opens at School N130
Initiated by alumni from the class of 1979, including Sedrak Vardanyan, the new lab reflects Armath’s mission: solving local problems through engineering. Supported by Broadcom.
Minister Visits Armath in Ijevan
At School No. 1, Tavush’s Armath students showcased smart farming, home automation, and their award-winning game “Ninja” to Minister Hayrapetyan and UATE Director Karapetyan.
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