Students from Ardenne High at the KB Robotics Booth Kimroy Bailey Robotics staged a grand showcase of cutting edge Jamaican Technologies at the Planning Institute of Jamaican (PIOJ) Labour Market Forum. The booth featured a host of advance technologies including the companies dual extruder 3D printer; a snapshot of BaileyBionic: the company's line...
Youth participation in Jamaica remains highly uneven. The adolescent voice is largely missing from decision-making and policy development. Talk Up Yout’ – a nationally televised talk show hosted by Emprezz Golding – is one of the few platforms designed to share adolescent views on issues affecting young people with...
Contributed by Jourdan Dunkley, a proud participant in the Kimroy Bailey Summer Robotics Camp. Jourdan (author) 2nd from right assisting with the assembly of a residential wind turbine during the Kimroy Bailey Robotics Summer Camp. Whether your passion lies in Robotics, Auto mechanics, Electronics, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering, we all share...
The Kimroy Bailey Robotics and Renewable Energy Summer Camp culminated with a grand closing ceremony at the University of Technology, Jamaica. The function marked the end of two trilling summer Robotics and Renewable Energy camps held in Kingston from July 7-12 and July 21-25. Students were introduced to Mobile Robots, Programing, Sensors, Wind...
The Kimroy Bailey Foundation hosted its first Renewable Energy Education session on the grounds of the 100% Renewable Community Center in Litchfield, Trelawny. In keeping with the Foundation's vision of making renewable energy accessible to youths in the developing areas of the Jamaica and the Caribbean the session was designed...
When I was in university studying Electrical and Computer Engineering I saw a TED talk by a young Malawian boy named William Kamkwamba. Never mind that I could barely pronounce his last name, this young man then, made lasting indentation in my life. It was a short speech, no more...
Kimroy Bailey 2013 year in review, below is a list of accomplishments, not ranked in order of importance with a few exceptions. Now let's get it started.
Carl Gilchrist, Gleaner Writer LOWE RIVER, Trelawny: MORE THAN two dozen enthusiastic children in Lowe River and surrounding communities in south Trelawny were recently given an introduction to robotics courtesy of the Kimroy Bailey Foundation, which worked in association with the Digital Yard Foundation and Access Financial Company Ltd. The Science, Robotics...
IT'S A lesson in humanitarian existence. With a degree in engineering from the University of Technology (UTech), Kimroy Bailey has unselfishly set his early sights not on personal gains, but on helping others through community building. Volunteers from the Kimroy Bailey Foundation during Tag Drive 2013. Background: 100% RE Community...
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